JameJam Online's report on the public relations of the cultural advisor of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Malaysia, the media meeting of the third Iranian film festival in Malaysia in order to introduce the programs of the festival and emphasize the importance of expanding cultural cooperation between Iran and Malaysia with the presence of a group of journalists. Cinema critics last evening, February 2, 1403, corresponding to January 21, 2025, at the JSC Mid Valley movie theater It was held in Kuala Lumpur.  
 
The Cultural counselor  of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Kuala Lumpur, in cooperation with the Organization of Islamic Culture and Communication and the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Malaysia and the National Film Development Company of Malaysia (FINAS), as the main organizers of this event, made extensive efforts to successfully hold this festival so far.
 
Dr. Habib Reza Arzani, Cultural Advisor of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Malaysia, and Hassan Al-Muttalib, a director and one of the pioneers of animation cinema in Malaysia, were among the speakers of this meeting. Fortunately, the good reception of the media and activists in the field of Malaysian cinema for this meeting shows the importance of this event in It was the creation of cultural and artistic ties between the two countries.
 
At the beginning of this meeting, Dr. Habib Reza Arzani, Iran's cultural adviser in Malaysia, while thanking the presence of journalists and media representatives for introducing the Iran Film Festival 1403, said: The cultural consultation of the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Kuala Lumpur is proud to host this exciting event. I also have a special appreciation for our respected partners, namely the National Film Development Company of Malaysia (FINAS) and the JSC film group, for their unwavering support and continuous cooperation. Your efforts in promoting cultural exchanges through the art of cinema deserve praise.
 
He pointed out that the Iranian Film Festival is not just a film festival; Rather, it is a cultural bridge that connects nations, he added: Iranian cinema, by telling deep and universal stories, has always been able to attract global audiences; These works not only provide a real picture of Iranian life and traditions, but also provide a platform for examining social and human issues.
 
Referring to the history of Iranian cinema, Dr. Arzani said: After the Islamic Revolution, Iranian cinema underwent a tremendous transformation and was able to create a unique style with directors such as Abbas Kiarostami, Asghar Farhadi and Majid Majidi, which combines influential human narratives with It combines social subtleties. The works of these artists have not only won worldwide critical acclaim, but have also made a lasting impact in the international film industry.