Alireza Tabesh, CEO and Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of Social Security Tourism Holding (HSHTA), warned in official letters to the Secretary-General of the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), the President of the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC), the President of the Asia-Pacific Travel and Tourism Association (PATA), and the Director-General of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) about the threats posed by recent military attacks on Iran's civilian infrastructure and He called for a transparent stance and practical support from these institutions for Iran's cultural heritage. In these letters, written following the recent military attack on Iranian soil on June 13, Tabesh emphasized the fundamental principles of global tourism institutions, including peace, mutual respect, sustainable development, and the protection of cultural and natural heritage, and stated that continued attacks on civilian and cultural infrastructure are not only a threat to a country, but also a global danger to the historical memory of humanity.

The CEO of HEGTA has warned that attacks on airports, residential areas and even peaceful nuclear facilities, regardless of their legal consequences, are contrary to the ethical principles of sustainable tourism and could have environmental and social consequences at the regional and global levels. Tabesh also referred to Iran's prominent position in world heritage in these letters, writing: "With dozens of monuments registered on the UNESCO list and thousands of tangible and intangible historical heritages, Iran holds an important part of humanity's cultural memory, and the threat to these treasures is an issue that transcends national borders." He also wrote to the heads of WTTC and PATA: "The Iranian nation, with a long history of hospitality, peace, and culture, has been mourning the loss of its children, mothers, national service personnel, and scientific and cultural figures since the dawn of June 13, and has stood patiently and steadfastly against an open attack on its sovereignty and security."

Stating that despite the challenges, Iranian tourism activists have always stood on the path of interaction and communication between nations, he called on international institutions to "stand by us as the voice of the people, which has its roots in the history of the entire world." In another part of his letter, he emphasized that "the silence of specialized tourism organizations in the face of these bitter events can widen the gap between the industry and human conscience." "We invite you to show by taking an ethical and professional stance that the tourism industry will remain by the side of people, culture, and peace even in difficult times."

In conclusion, Tabish announced HEGTA's full readiness for cultural cooperation and conveying authentic messages about the true face of Iran to the world. He said: "We at HEGTA are ready to engage in dialogue with international institutions and keep the true face of Iran alive in the minds of the world, beyond distorted narratives."