TEHRAN - Amir Ghasemi, the head of the tourism headquarters of Tehran Municipality, has recently unveiled a comprehensive commitment to enhancing accessibility in tourist facilities across the capital, prioritizing individuals with disabilities.

Engaging tirelessly with representatives from 22 districts since the beginning of the year, Ghasemi has been at the forefront of these transformative efforts. Issuing directives to mayors, he urged the swift implementation of necessary measures to adapt tourist facilities, particularly focusing on museums and popular tourist destinations. This strategic approach aims to ensure a more inclusive and accommodating experience for members of the disabled community.

Ghasemi shared valuable insights into the successful execution of adaptation initiatives, highlighting specific landmarks that have undergone improvements. Among them are the Golestan Palace Museum Complex and the central parks of Tehran, where a deliberate emphasis on museums has played a crucial role in these accessibility enhancements.

Underlining the paramount importance of adaptation as a core agenda for the tourism headquarters of Tehran Municipality, Ghasemi outlined future plans to conduct informative sessions. These sessions, orchestrated in collaboration with coordinators of people with disabilities associations in various regions through the Health Department, are designed to foster awareness and understanding. The ultimate objective is to actively propel the committee responsible for adapting pathways across diverse districts, emphasizing increased determination and commitment to this vital initiative. 

As the vision of a more accessible Tehran takes shape, these initiatives not only contribute to the welfare of the disabled community but also position Tehran as a beacon of inclusivity in the global tourism landscape. The ongoing commitment of Amir Ghasemi and his team signifies a progressive step towards a more welcoming and accommodating tourist experience for everyone in the vibrant capital of Iran.