Collecting workshops in Golestan Palace until the end of March

According to Mehr correspondent, Omid Ali, head of the Golestan Palace Technical Office, responded to Mehr reporter about the repair workshops of the palace on the sidelines of the Golestan Palace's Nowruz and Ramadan programs today.

“In many spaces, this concern has not been relevant to managing the places that we think are at risk, less or less,” he told the Mehr reporter about the crowds at the Eid palace and concern about the crowds.

“The policy of visits to shifting or casing has been raised every year, but it is a policy that the museum's administration has to comment on, and that can also create challenges,” said Golestan Palace Chief Afrin Emami.

“When we have an electronic ticket, we know that there are several tickets sold every hour when we feel the population is growing, we ask people to be too busy and prioritize visiting other places to control the crowd,” he said.

He said: The active restorations we have now are the wall of the Abid Palace. Inside, the head fences are repaired. Most of the restorations will be done after Nowruz. We try to do the workshops by the end of March.

Restoration is a continuation and never ends but prioritized and the injuries may be active or inactive.

He stated that in the days of Nowruz only from the first floor of Shams Al -Amara It can be said that if the damage was seen at the surface of the building we would have resolved the building's structure once a year, no damage to it except in its mirror. It has always been prevented from imposing load on its floors. We have exhibitions that do not want to stop too much in spaces where we don't want to stop too much. Now in Shams Al -Amara Some carpets have been laid and the visitors do not stop to see it.

Omid Ali also explained: Many did not know the stiffness of the building and said that the Shams Tower Al -Amara Changing the axis, but in the studies we found out that it was not. Not I say Shams Al -Amara It is not injured. We have the tiredness of the structure and show some behaviors that result from burnout, but we have no problem with the evidence we have to date.