Iran’s First Vice President Mohammad Reza Aref and Tajik President Emomali Rahmon have emphasized the need to bolster cultural and historical connections between their nations. Discussions in Tehran focused on the potential formation of a union encompassing Persian-speaking countries and regions. Both leaders agreed on the establishment of a joint supreme committee dedicated to the Persian language and literature. A key priority highlighted was the revitalization of the Persian alphabet within Tajikistan. This initiative aims to strengthen linguistic and cultural heritage across the Persian-speaking world. The meeting underscores growing cooperation between Tehran and Dushanbe on matters of cultural preservation and regional collaboration. Further details on the structure and goals of the proposed union are expected to be announced soon.