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Biglari pointed out that over the past two decades, the National Museum actively participated in six exhibitions in Italy, with the most recent being “Lions and Bulls from Ancient Persia in Aquileia” held in 2016. He further mentioned the significant exhibition titled “Iran and Italy: 60 Years of Collaboration on Cultural Heritage,” organized in 2016 at the National Museum with support from the Embassy of Italy in Tehran, ISMEO, and the Research Institute of Cultural Heritage & Tourism of Iran.

Expressing hope for the future, Biglari envisioned the continuation of these cultural collaborations through exhibitions that delve into the shared heritage of both civilizations. The goal is to take another step towards deepening the cultural bonds between Iran and Italy, offering a platform for people from both nations to explore and appreciate the shared narratives of their ancient civilizations.