we are obliged to follow up the protection measures of the cultural heritage. the matter of preparing and compiling hypotheses called heritage tangible and intangible culture includes tangible and intangible works of historical buildings and sites, or the customs and behaviors of the people. paying attention to the heritage of the past, of course, in iran is an older matter than the unesco conventions, and protecting this issue is the world's legal literature. the characteristic of this competition is that it has an islamic office throughout history, and we are sanctioned by ghana with sanctions in all directions , you have jurisprudential rulings, and after the authorities about the sanctity of the aqueduct, how much should the sanctions fatwa be, in order to pay attention to iran's cultural history in this area , we were one of the first countries to international conventions unesco is one of the top 10 countries in the world for registering continuous cultural heritage in both tangible and intangible cultural heritage areas. 26 works in the national list of

center, so when i joined san francisco heritage i was thinking why isn't san francisco a world heritage city? for the architecture alone it could be inscribed. golden gate bridge to name a few but the city is so unique in the architecture, the mansioned and historic landmarks so hoping to start a conversation on that with city stakeholders this year. >> that is great. let's talk about your relationship with other agencies. you mentioned economic and office of work force development and planning commission. how do you unt integrate to them? >> these relationships are essential. we are working with office of small business for the legacy business program and the planning department is really one of our most crucial relationships. we meet quarterly with them and we really see how we can support not only historic land mark listings and historical cultural context statements, strategy for culture districts and city survey among many other activities that really are of concern to both of us. for the office of workforce development, i attended a etmooing recently that the chamber of commerce o

for five decades now heritage. this has contributed critical ideas and critical times in our countries history and another critical juncture in our countries history. i look forward to the contributions you are not only making now but for 50 years to come and i particularly want to say i'm excited as a former heritage intern and maybe i shouldn't say the year, i was an intern back in the summer of 2000 so time to slide that my time here was tremendous and congratulations to heritage on this 50th birthday. another experience that i had in recent years, three years ago in october 2019 i had the opportunity to visit hong kong. it was not a standard ceremonial sort of visit. in fact the state department was not a big fan of me visiting at all and they tried to talk me out of it. i obviously said i'm going to go no matter what so there we were in the midst of major protests and ua may remember the city during the fall of 2019. beijing had originally promised the city of hong kong a measure of independence that once the

center, so when i joined san francisco heritage i was thinking why isn't san francisco a world heritage city? for the architecture alone it could be inscribed. golden gate bridge to name a few but the city is so unique in the architecture, the mansioned and historic landmarks so hoping to start a conversation on that with city stakeholders this year. >> that is great. let's talk about your relationship with other agencies. you mentioned economic and office of work force development and planning commission. how do you unt integrate to them? >> these relationships are essential. we are working with office of small business for the legacy business program and the planning department is really one of our most crucial relationships. we meet quarterly with them and we really see how we can support not only historic land mark listings and historical cultural context statements, strategy for culture districts and city survey among many other activities that really are of concern to both of us. for the office of workforce development, i attended a etmooing recently that the chamber of commerce o

it will be opened with the presence of the minister of heritage and tourism. mr. nazari, the director general of investments of the ministry of cultural heritage and tourism, will be the host for breakfast in the studio. it is very delicious. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. i am at the service of your great work and all dear viewers. hello and good morning. the investments registered in it are at your service, which is good. in this year's fajr decade , there are about 333 projects with an investment volume of more than 7 thousand billion tomans and with employment of more than 4500 people. hopefully, we will witness the opening of the project today in the presence of the respected minister of heritage. we are cultural, mr. engineer, in the law and this project will include all three areas of cultural heritage, tourism and handicrafts. fortunately, by explaining that it was done in the field of credits and facilities , this project will be opened in all provinces of the country and in a way in a fair distribution . the starch of the inf

sugar, which was produced with the content of cultural heritage, was honored. i hope that it is good and great, and honoring the greats of cultural heritage was one of the other programs of this ceremony. more than 2,900 works have been sent to the secretariat of this festival, and the best works will be presented on 30th of bahman. kazem dehghani of yazd tv news agency

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and explore fascinating world heritage sites with d w world heritage 360. get the up now. the only way i can be on top is to create my own empire, discover stories with just a click away. majority of the destination, right? find out this document trees with as you've never seen before, the slide now the w. okay, ma'am tree. ah . this week on world stories helping the homeless and india french be strows as world heritage sites. but we begin in ukraine, where fearing a new russian offensive in the north west of the country, a ukrainian army is expanding its defenses on the bella rouge border somewhere close to the bella rouge and border under the cover of pine trees, ukrainian border guards are reinforcing their positions, as you can say, that it is not a new fitness these trenches are designed to protect the lives of the people in the military, e, as well as to provide defense mobile id, a wellness to put in a deep fist at them. so if the enemy attacks from the nearest road, yes, sure our infantry will respond. i was just that i'm a little you let us know that i am would am

congratulations to heritage on this 50th birthday. what to tell you about another experience i had in recent years, three years ago, in october. i visited hong kong. it was not a standard ceremonial sort of visit. the state department was not a fan of me visiting at all. they tried to talk me out of it. i said i am going to go no matter what. there we were, in the mists of the major protests in the city, during the fall of october. they promised to the city of hong kong a measure of independence, once the city passed into chinese control, it would be able to keep its unique freedoms. the premise was one country, two systems. those were the days. by the fall of 2019 we saw that that promise that the beijing government has made was a lie. as soon as that could, the chinese communists party crackdown on hong kong with a national security law that crushed dissent. the message was, xi jinping's would be the only way. i wanted to see what was happening for myself. i took the trip, i arrived there , i had the opportunity to go out onto the s

you can see that we have a triangle of heritage, which means that there is a caravanserai, a water tankd a handicraft bazaar at the same time. in the bazaar, there is a workshop, and our friends are employed in the workshop areas . i hope he will give more explanations. second greeting a collection of historical monuments from saravan city, we have a handicraft market, but usually they have individual workshops. 96 i started this work and i didn't go to university. you are doing it in the furnace, which is one of the traditional and old businesses in sarayan city. now we have revived them and they are developing more for the benefit of the city. in the future , they have a problem with their sales market, and that is, hopefully , they will socialize at exhibitions. the important things of this weaving area are the beauty of the texture of these fabrics and the signs of these maps. first of all, the culture of the people of this protected area is productive , that is, you will see all the productive villages in the village. we will go to the leather village. on wednesday, we will weave t

increasing the comprehensive heritage literacy of scholars of familiar and unknown iranian cultural heritages and parts of the world, i think most importantly, familiarizing myself with the sarmee album of the festival of media productions will help us to review new perspectives for radio productions, including podcasts and radio documentary reports. in my television productions, from jumong programs, documentaries and movies, and movies and documentaries , let us rediscover and discover those things that we have not seen before and the angles that have been seen until now . sugar, which was produced with the content of cultural heritage, was honored. well, after that, the grand celebration of cultural heritage was one of the other programs of this ceremony. more than 2,900 works have been sent to the secretariat of this festival, and the best works will be presented on the 30th of bahman, kazem. dehghani of yazd broadcasting news agency monitors and supervises the registration information of the executive bodies to create job opportunities is in the national employment monitoring system of t

some locals see it as a spiritual home due to its heritage inside.longside its archaeological objects, it also has natural history specimens and contemporary local artworks. well, that's it for this time. but don't forget, you can watch loads more content and the longer version of this show on the bbc iplayer. but until next week from me, rajan datar, and the rest of the travel show team here in cambridge, it's goodbye. hello, there. recent weather days have been dominated by high pressure, but with light winds at this time of year, that's brought an issue with frost and fog. the high pressure still with us for england and wales, more to come, but plenty of isobars further north and west, the arrival of this weather front as we go through wednesday. so that means, with more wind around, and certainly increasing cloud, not quite as cold as the start here. the fog may well be slow to linger in places across england and wales. early morning frost will melt away, we'll see some sunshine coming through into the afternoon, but the winds continue to strengt

i think the whole story came together because everybody that this is a heritage which needs to future generation. unesco had been founded a few years earlier and were encouraged to get involved vision to save the monuments of nubia, was made of unesco headquarters in paris or jewelry. new day on march, 1060 ruled the nations despite some of them being involved in bert or overt conflicts. but the 1st one to join forces not to say the cultural heritage of civilization europe that will convey that ring from around the world. but nile must be saved the interest of many young people that then got involved. vic owners that they bought, maybe 11 or 12. the else is younger schools and what are you doing in school at that age? and even if you are learning about it, i was watching tv one night and the reaction about minister of culture to the to buy was incredibly moved. the next day i asked my school if we could save the nearby and monuments that though my basket groundbreaking campaign, one of the countries tended to only preserve their own heritage at one interested in saving other countries

some locals see it as a spiritual home, due to its heritage inside.s, it also has natural history specimens and contemporary local artworks. ok, so stick around, because there is loads more still to come in the programme. simon's got his top tips for booking onto europe's sleeper trains. and the place where lightning almost certainly strikes twice. hello and welcome to london st pancras international, britain's european train terminal and one of the most beautiful rail stations in the world. in east asia, covid travel restrictions are finally unwinding in 2023. while mainland china is still closed to tourists, hong kong has lifted almost all its pandemic—related rules. 0verseas arrivals must simply take a lateral flow test within 2a hours of their flight departing to hong kong. back here in europe, ferry links are being restored after the peak of the pandemic. the fascinating french port of le havre, a unesco world heritage site and gateway to the seine—maritime region, gets reconnected with portsmouth in southern england from march. also restored, in

center, so when i joined san francisco heritage i was thinking why isn't san francisco a world heritage city? for the architecture alone it could be inscribed. golden gate bridge to name a few but the city is so unique in the architecture, the mansioned and historic landmarks so hoping to start a conversation on that with city stakeholders this year. >> that is great. let's talk about your relationship with other agencies. you mentioned economic and office of work force development and planning commission. how do you unt integrate to them? >> these relationships are essential. we are working with office of small business for the legacy business program and the planning department is really one of our most crucial relationships. we meet quarterly with them and we really see how we can support not only historic land mark listings and historical cultural context statements, strategy for culture districts and city survey among many other activities that really are of concern to both of us. for the office of workforce development, i attended a etmooing recently that the chamber of commerce o

some locals see it as a spiritual home due to its heritage inside.de its archaeological objects, it also has natural history specimens and contemporary local artworks. well, that's it for this time. but don't forget, you can watch loads more content and the longer version of this show on the bbc iplayer. but until next week from me, rajan datar, and the rest of the travel show team here in cambridge, it's goodbye. hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. coming up, the bbc gets it from both sides as it reports on the third anniversary of the uk leaving the european union. and an expert review says bbc news needs to brush up its coverage of economics. i'll be talking to the author of a new report. a lot of numbers have been thrown around this week, including a welter of economic statistics, which is a subject we'll come back to later. this week also saw the 100th day of rishi sunak�*s premiership on thursday. and the day before that, it was the third anniversary of the uk leaving the eu. love it or loathe it, brexit is three years old. it

and one of the countries normally tended to only preserve their own heritage. they went interested in saving other countries, de la then unesco intervened and launched their famous appeal to all nations of the world. but we must help egypt save these monuments simone because they don't belong to egypt to line. they belong to the history of all mankind while the remaining day, ah, in egypt, various leaders started moving to save the country's heritage. culture minister thought o kasha was aware of the west's fascination with ancient egypt. to promote the rescue campaign, he sent the treasures of 210 ca moon, the most famous barrow on a traveling exhibition, as far away as the united states. ah, around the world, the public started taking notice. stamps with pictures of the threatened temples were issued in some countries. soon money from all corners of the globe flowed into the rescue project. a unifying action despite the cold war. unesco is an agency which brings together people around the table because we are a technical agency, the dont deal of as politics.

some locals see it as a spiritual home due to its heritage inside.longside its archaeological objects, it also has natural history specimens and contemporary local artworks. well, that's it for this time. but don't forget, you can watch loads more content and the longer version of this show on the bbc iplayer. but until next week from me, rajan datar, and the rest of the travel show team here in cambridge, it's goodbye. hello again. i'm sure you noticed the big change in weather pattern we had over the course of the weekend. saturday the uk was underneath this area of cloud, not much sunshine around at all, whereas on sunday we had much sunnier weather, particularly across england, wales, northern ireland and at times parts of scotland as well. now with those sunnier conditions came quite a drop in temperatures. take kinloss in northern scotland here on saturday we had temperatures up to 12, but sunday it's about four degrees cooler. now high pressure is dominating the weather picture. that's what's actually brought the sunny weather during sunday. a

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center, so when i joined san francisco heritage i was thinking why isn't san francisco a world heritage city? for the architecture alone it could be inscribed. golden gate bridge to name a few but the city is so unique in the architecture, the mansioned and historic landmarks so hoping to start a conversation on that with city stakeholders this year. >> that is great. let's talk about your relationship with other agencies. you mentioned economic and office of work force development and planning commission. how do you unt integrate to them? >> these relationships are essential. we are working with office of small business for the legacy business program and the planning department is really one of our most crucial relationships. we meet quarterly with them and we really see how we can support not only historic land mark listings and historical cultural context statements, strategy for culture districts and city survey among many other activities that really are of concern to both of us. for the office of workforce development, i attended a etmooing recently that the chamber of commerce o

;00] ah, this week on world stories helping the home less than india. french beast rose as world heritage sites. but we begin in ukraine, where fearing a new russian offensive in the north west of the country, a ukrainian army is expanding its defenses on the bella rouge border somewhere close to the bella rouge and border under the cover of pine trees, ukrainian border guards are within forcing their positions to come, she does not renew, but for sure, these trenches are designed to protect the lives of the people in the military. he as well as to provide defense hope, little made up on the subordinate of them. so if the enemy attacks from the nearest road, if sure, our infantry will respond voyages to the middle, you let us know that i am would empty, quoting. he won't go into detail about their preparations and won't even confirm that he's trenches are new, that others, but you can smell sawdust and the boards seemed dry and clean. in the distance, we hear trees being felt broadly above their own. their message is, russians won't get past them a 2nd time with this bridge used to join u

the belarusian nation, it is generally rich in its heritage.what area you can’t look everywhere , there is something that you can be proud of, what you need to brag about, you need to keep conveying to your descendants so that they know it, so that they can be proud of it and not take from somewhere outside something alien, not something that is inherent in it specifically to the belarusian people, because we are not only very kind, she is the most a nation, while developing in all directions, we are sounding about us. that's where they look, uh, let this creativity be very strong. let this sport be very strong. if it's production, give us an idea, give us a little push. help, support and we always realize ourselves. i once graduated from art school as a child. i wanted the beauty of such a unique something, i wanted to create, there were a lot of ideas, then, accordingly, i entered the vitebsk industrial and ecological college as an artist, fashion designer, women's, men's and children's clothes. i would like to bring beauty to people, so that

the place where the heritage is only used is a proper use. and the proportion that preserves this heritage from go to qazvin to destroy the side that is a business, to create a reyhan song center, what is the use of it ? arsi's house is on the side of the army and put it to use. i don't want to divide it anymore. in which vein do you want to activate the business? it should be, that is, we are not going to stop preserving the heritage. in fact, we have the lives of the local people in bozormehr, yazdani, shiraz, around here. in fact, this is the case everywhere i was mostly in the holy mashhad, the holy threshold of hazrat reza, peace be upon him, i was very much noticed, may god have mercy on me, they did this, at the same time , they did not stop people's lives . here is the light shrine of abdul azim's core, it is also the city of the country, this is one of the cities that is one of the important agricultural areas, where the issue of farmers is important here, mr. ostad nejad, they were there in the morning, but not now, god willing, mr.

and to promote the historical and cultural heritage of belarus , we will talk with the director of theter, academician , doctor of historical sciences, doctor of architecture, professor alexander lakotka, we will talk at the museum of ancient belarusian culture of the national academy of sciences of belarus , in which the exposition is currently being updated. the doors for its visitors will be opened by the end of 2023. alexander ivanovich good afternoon. folklore is nothing but the genetics of a people. what are the distinctive features of belarusian folklore, the distinctive features of belarusian folklore, are primarily based on the features of the language, which relied on this language, that is, it is from the oral. e, tradition from oral tradition passed, uh, into the song culture of straight-forward and orderly ones. uh u riddle white kingdom risk close u folklore for kids. eh, folk healers in a fairy tale and this is figurativeness. which is the fundamental basis of folklore, imagery is one of the distinguishing features of the belarusian identity, all this means it took shape

was like this week on world stories. helping the home less than india. french be strows as world heritage sites. but we begin in ukraine. we're hearing a new russian offensive in the north west of the country. a ukrainian army is expanding its defenses on the television border somewhere close to the bella rouge and border. under the cover of pine trees, ukrainian border guards are within forcing their positions. as you can say, that it is not a new fitful these trenches are designed to protect the lives of the people in the military, e, as well as to provide defense. no puddle may d, a bonus to put in a deep chest them. so if the enemy attacks from the nearest road, if sure, our infantry will respond, it was just that i'm a little you let us know that i am would, unquote. and he won't go into detail about their preparations and won't even confirm that he's trenches are new yet others, but you can smell sawdust and the board seemed dry and clean. in the distance, we hear trees being felt broadly above it. their message is light. russians won't get past them a 2nd time with this bridge used

more than cultural heritage employees .extent that all the license plates here in abad will be removed in the same way, and people, hossein tabrizi , sda news agency, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may the blessings of god and the prophet muhammad and the family of muhammad, greetings and a good time, at your service , dear sports viewers, at your service we are the 2023 national indoor hockey world cup iran achieved their second victory and third 25

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republic belarus is a country with a rich historical and cultural heritage; exceptional architectural, historical and cultural monuments have been preserved here, it is important to note natural monuments , despite numerous wars against belarusians. it was possible to save them, and some objects were completely recreated practically from scratch in the country at the legislative level, a careful attitude to the historical heritage is fixed on an ongoing basis, work is being carried out to repair the restoration and maintenance of historical and cultural objects, developed complex and measures for the preservation of intangible manifestations of human creativity, included in the state list of historical and cultural values ​​of the world heritage list. unesco is regularly replenished with belarusian objects, which in turn makes our country more famous and recognizable at the international level about conservation. and to promote the historical and cultural heritage of belarus , we will talk with the director of the center, academician , doctor of historical sciences, doctor of architec

the other set of people saw it not as racism but as heritage and sacrifice and service.f i had gone and condemned those people that saw it that way, that flag never would have come down. instead i had to acknowledge the thoughts of both and say, "but now it's time for our state to move forward." and through those actions, i called for the confederate flag to come down, and it came down. and, you know, if you go around vilifying people for their views, they're not gonna listen to you, much less work with you. i needed to let them know, "i understand that that's how you feel." not how i feel, but i understood that's how they felt. and we had to find a way for them to feel like they were part of this decision for the betterment of south carolina. >> my question, i think, is to the heritage-not-hate crowd. you know, there's a certain timing of, in the early '60s, when confederate symbols began to reemerge throughout the south -- after the brown v. board of education decision, before the civil rights act -- when the south was, frankly -- or, elements of the south were, frankl

we continue and live coverage at the heritage foundation in -- national security and -- policy plan. aid to ukraine. watching live coverage -- >> thank you, it is great to see this theater -- on c-span, thanks for joining us. it is fitting that the senior senator -- supreme court. 50th anniversary. in person audience, those of you online, round of applause to you for being part of this group. senator hawley has become a leading voice -- obviously those of us who are conservatives -- grateful -- analysis that he brings. today's focus is on china and -- please join me in welcoming senator josh hawley. [applause] >> thank you so much for that kind introduction. -- gratifying to be here on the 50th -- heritage -- heritage has contributed critical ideas -- history and at another critical juncture -- that you are not only making now, but -- want to say that i am excited as a former -- of the year. i was -- 2000 -- kind of -- i want to tell you about another experience three years ago. in october of 2019, i had the opportunity -- ceremonial sort of visit. not a big fan of me visiting at all

and explore fascinating world heritage sites with d. w world heritage. 360. get the out now. ah ah ah ah. all aboard for this new addition of check in this time will accompany our reporters on a few leisurely journeys along some of the most beautiful railway stretches in europe, on our a temporary will cross the scottish highlands on the harry potter express. and we'll take the flam railway to the most beautiful waterfall in norway. then on the glacier express, will saver on board cuisine and the scenery of the swiss alps. so enjoy the ride, happy travels. ah, this steam locomotive has made hollywood history, appearing on millions of screens across the world. and today i get to write it. hi there. today i'm back in my home country travelling through the scottish highlands on the jacobite seems right. the round trip is described as one of the greatest railway journeys in the world, but it's probably most well known for its rule as the whole courts express in the harry potter movies. that's right. these very carriages took harry, ron and hermione from platform 9 and 3 quarters