“Landless” directed by Morvarid Ramezani and “Forbidden” by Mehran Nael are the Iranian plays slated to be staged on November 25 at the event, Honaronline reported on Monday.

In “Landless” Ramezani deals with the conflict between the inner and outer world of a person who has decided to leave his country and now he has returned to his roots. However, he always asks himself questions about whether to stay or go.

Nael’s “Forbidden” is the story of a musician who tries to establish himself in an environment where there is strong opposition to music.

A number of Iranian short films are also to be screened at the event. They will be shown in Persian with English and Czech subtitles.

The 15th Nad Prahou Half-Moon Festival is set to unfold from November 23, gracing multiple venues in Prague as well as Hradec Králové. The festival promises an eclectic array of non-traditional theatrical, literary, musical, visual, and filmic experiences. A host of international guests and hostesses will grace the event, which will also feature a plethora of premieres and one-of-a-kind happenings.

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According to reports, the delegation will be dispatches to Prague on August 10 for a five-day visit where the delegation will meet Czech business activists.

The delegation will include representative of 15 to 20 active trade companies of Iran which work in the fields like industrial machineries, modern technology for agro products, modern technologies for meat process and dairy products, transfer of energy and modern buses, electric buses and railway related industries.

ICCIMA has invited Iranian companies active in the mentioned fields to join the delegation which will leave Tehran to Prague on August 10.

The delegation during visit to Prague will have some B2B meetings with Czech economic activists and the joint Iran-Czech chamber of commerce will convene.

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Muricky who was in Tehran to attend joint economic commission meeting said that his country is eager to expand its economic relations with Iran.

He said that using the European proposed financial mechanism “INSTEX” can be effective in proceeding the pre-set targets, adding that although the mechanism has not been activated yet, it is necessary to define other patterns for fortifying the level of bilateral relation.

He went on to say that in the sanctions era, they face banking restriction but there are other important issues which should be discussed in order to resolve problems. He pointed to non-tariff, standardization and tax as some important issues.

Muricky also pointed to the important role of chambers of commerce of both countries for resolving problems of this kind, adding that  if chambers of commerce play their roles correctly, some of those problems would be resolved. He admitted that there is currently no direct relation between business activists of both countries and active companies have no information about each other and it can be solved through chambers of commerce.

Deputy head of Iran’s Chamber Mr. Salahvarzi, for his part, expressed hope that in near future the first banking transaction is done via the INSTEX, adding that this news is encouraging and it can be effective for improving  country’s international condition.

He went on to say that since 2015, the trade relation between both countries has improved mildly but since the beginning of 2019, it has fallen sharply. He expressed hope that Muricky’s visit would pave the ground for revival of the past relation.

He noted that despite restrictions resulted by the sanctions, there are avenues for retaining relations Iran and other countries and in this condition, one should use creative ways, measures and have strong will.

Salahvarzi also pointed to some customs related problems and imports of Czech crystal and glass products, adding that the problem has been discussed between customs offices of both countries and expressed hope it would be settled soon.

Meanwhile Czech Ambassador to Tehran Stephen Cumba pointed to some customs related problems in way of bilateral trade, adding that it seems it is unfair that tax for Czech crystal and glass imports is more than its rivals in Iran and Iranian government should revise it.

He added that he understands that in the current condition of Iran, imports of luxury and consuming goods are not priority but this problem should be ultimately solved.

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