The meeting, which aimed to explore ways to expand cultural and library cooperation, allowed both sides to exchange views on shared areas of potential collaboration.

Among the proposals put forward were initiatives such as book exchanges, restoration of manuscripts, digitization of works, and organizing joint training programs.

In addition, Moe'inipour presented a collection of books and materials related to Turkey as a gift to the Turkish ambassador, further symbolizing the strengthening ties between the two nations.

Both sides agreed that the meeting presented a valuable opportunity to boost cultural relations between Iran and Turkey.

Moe'inipour stressed the importance of cultural collaboration between the two nations and introduced the rich resources available at the Iranian Parliament Library.

He emphasized the need to increase academic and library exchanges, advocating for deeper scientific cooperation.

The library director also proposed organizing special programs under the umbrella of the shared “Cultural Year” between Iran and Turkey, such as joint exhibitions, book and historical document exchanges, and collaboration in manuscript restoration projects.

Moe'inipour drew attention to joint research in Iranian and Ottoman studies and expressed his support for furthering academic and cultural engagement.