Introducing Iranian calligraphy on BRICS channel

Pars Today- The documentary "Noqteh" (meaning dot), about the Iranian calligraphy will be displayed on the international BRICS TV in five languages.

The documentary "Noqteh", meaning dot, televised in Iran and Russia, will be displayed for the big number of viewers in the countries which are the members of BRICS. According to Pars Today, this film has been made by Amir Valinejad and speaks about the history and art of calligraphy in Iran. It will be available in English, Chinese and Portuguese languages on the website of BRICS TV network.

The director of the film says, "The documentary "Dot" will make the viewer familiar with beautiful arts of the Iranians such as calligraphy. Valinejad added, "The Iranian calligraphy, as a special world and sacred language stemming from the tradition of writing down the text of the Qur'an, is used in different arenas."

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Kesnia Komisarova, editor-in-chief of BRICS network, pointing to the network's cooperation with more than 70 media across the world, said, "This gives the chance to all of us to exchange interesting subjects which not only enrich the national information agenda, but also create a unique digital library of video content about the BRICS member states.

Interestingly, BRICS TV is a round-the-clock network for the audience of the BRICS member states and the partners of this group.

This network is broadcast in Russian across Russia via digital TV operators, online broadcast infrastructures, host content websites and social networks. The programs are also available in other languages on the website of the network.

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