and explore fascinating world heritage sites with d w. world heritage is 3. 16 get out now. ah ah, ah, ah ah! i'm standing above the danny. over on the shore, you can see the beautiful old town. and this bridge is the stone bridge, builds at the beginning of the 12th century. it's believe to be the oldest surviving bridge in germany. i'm in regensburg in bavaria. to be honest, the bridge doesn't look that old. that's because it's been completely restored over the past few years. after all, regensburg has a title to defend those 2006. it's old town including this bridge has been a unesco world heritage site. today i want to get to know regensburg what attracts visitors to this unesco world heritage site. and what does the constant influx of tourist mean for the city? this much is certain it's going to be a journey through 2000 years of history. ah. we'll also so you nearby belts and book abbey ah will find out what the growing popularity of cruise ship tourism means for regensburg and we'll catch up with our globe trotter in the city of current athena in columbia. ah who the

the works were really diverse, that is, the cultural heritage and personality of the professors that you mentioned . a selection board consisting of artists and experts in the field of cultural heritage, tourism and handicrafts was present, so that i could choose 23 out of 150 stars to eternity, and after that, a detailed meeting and the difficulty of our jury is independent of this the selection committee of animators are professional animation producers and directors of our country, so that we can look at these works in detail to select the final works. and the issue of the mythical personality of me and my sister, what is the relationship between you and modern technology, in holding this event, perhaps the most important reason that caused this joint event between the ministry of cultural heritage , tourism and handicrafts and sharif university of technology to be formed is that we can install do that we now we are in an era where almost all of my life is tied to technology and technology and it is not possible to work independently of this, especially for me and hosseini tied to

you know, we did it well, heritage status is a rare distinction. but today i sat through it with almost cherry. we're happy then and we were proud of officers, but things have gotten out of hand. like i was artists. we would know that we wanted to be a world heritage decide what the consequences. nobody really thought about the consequences of what we just wanted to get in the tourist brochures. the up is one of the and there was a big go back. man, what do i get to like at 1st it was nice to see. so many people come in, but now it's turned a little like it just gone to for some reagan's book is the onslaught has become too much. the city continues to attract masses every year the tourism office analysis, new reco, it's for overnight stays, day trevors and cruise lines. his passengers stole through the old town. if they came, they sometimes don't even remember what said you. they were in by the evening, which you bought on the number of giant river cruise ships has skyrocketed. the danube trip is especially popular among senior american and austral

sites with d w world heritage 360. get the up now if you're ever in regensburg and looking for a really great place to eat. this is the right spot. or fe in the very heart of the city is a regensburg institution. the former brewery was taken over by students in 1977 and turned into a french style beast show. ah ah, what i loved about regensburg is the fact that there is an interesting story waiting around every corner from the romans to the middle ages up to the efforts of solving early european conflicts and the rice track. plus the regional specialties are delicious. no wonder really where the very after all ah, ah, ah ah, ah, with a women from afghanistan making movies, women from afghanistan, making movies and exile. ah, they will not shut out. they will not stop telling their stories. aren't 21. next on d w. everybody knows fuel mason, petroleum caused large amounts of c, o. 2 are synthetic combustibles known as the field tunnel. tentative with scientists are researching that production. how exactly does it work?

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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

center, so when i joined san francisco heritage i was thinking why isn't san francisco a world heritager 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 organized

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

ukraine has achieved the inclusion of the center of odessa in the list of unesco cultural heritage .cess has been going on for quite a long time , starting, in my opinion, from 2009 or the tenth year, even more. actually. and why suddenly so ukraine hurried at the end of last year began to make a special effort. that's what, in fact, for them it is uh, what is the political meaning? as we say, a former deputy of the odessa city council. yes i am with e is well aware of this topic, since the idea to include the historical center of odessa in the unesco world heritage list is on her. well, i think that even since the nineties the vitals in the city have not been able to do this for two reasons, firstly, kiev was absolutely different. and if we look, here it is in general on the map, here is a unesco world heritage site on the territory of ukraine and here in the former borders, because most of them are western and central ukraine where apparently, there is an imbalance of the ministry of culture of ukraine sofia, it is obvious to the naked eye, and the second is that unesco has a very

the russian nation, it is generally rich in its heritage. in what area should i look everywhere there is something to be proud of. what can you brag about. we need to keep telling our 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 not inherent in the belarusian people, because we are not only very kind, we are a nation, but developing in all directions. we sounding she us that's where they look. uh, let this work be belarusians, very strong. let it be a sport. very strong. if it's production. give us an idea , give us a little push, help us hold it, and we will always implement it. i once graduated from art school as a child. i wanted the beauty of such a unique something, i wanted to create, i had a lot of ideas, then, accordingly, i entered the vitebsk industrial and ecological college as an artist, a fashion designer for women's men's and children's clothing. i wanted to bring beauty to people, so that a person would dress beautifully, and he wou

it is the treasure of the golestan world heritage collection. you can see the stories of the shahnameh in 93 water and color miniatures of ferdowsi's shahnameh. it is numbered 2239, which is a sultan cut, and in 738 pages of the book, it is only soltani , it is written in a very nice handwritten script, and it is on isfahan paper. in the first pages, we see moslehi, who is a muslim, ferdowsi's shahnameh today in the art of the masters of this border and land . the poems of the shahnameh have remained eternal do you think that the strongest hero of lorestan should hit the car battery? you can use the moon pendant to guarantee the battery. yes, just as you thought , i will buy some household appliances. i bought your household appliances. the blood went to the lungs. it has nothing to do with you. you go to buy household appliances for money. you have the right price, and we plan to, no, you can't. home appliances in the central branch, the title of the success tool of the new year, as if he wants to talk to a person, tell him to keep himself toge

this is a blow to a unesco world heritage site. that is, this one is just extraordinary.resting thing in all this is that, and i held it in my hands. here is this document, it is somehow not, let's say so secret yes, but the applications, a, which were filed by a and b, uh, this very ekaterininskaya square appears with its pearl of this architecture to the creators of the founder of odessa yes, here, in which there is also the figure of potemkin yes, among the associates of catherine who surround her pedestal , so there the photograph shows a whole paragraph of the text of catherine's square. at the same time, this one is already recognized. and so to speak, part of this architectural ensemble was destroyed, the most interesting thing is that already, when this application was filed, ukraine sent the members of the committee after the official application, as if a special open letter, in which it was pointed out that, in fact, the application was incorrect, that too much attention was paid to the imperial e, the past of odessa, but it was completely ignored, that this is

this is a blow to a unesco world heritage site. that is, this one is just extraordinary.ing thing in all this is that, and i held it in my hands. this document, in general , is not, let's say, secret yes, but applications, eh, which was filed a and b in it, this very catherine’s square with its pearl of this architecture appears to the creators of the founder of odessa yes, in which there is also the figure of potemkin yes, among catherine’s associates who surround her pedestal, so there the photograph shows a whole paragraph of the text of catherine’s square . at the same time, this one is already recognized. and so to speak, part of this architectural ensemble was destroyed, the most interesting thing is that already, when this application was filed, ukraine sent members of the committee after the official application, as if a special open letter , which indicated that the application was actually incorrect, that it was too much surprised by the attention to the imperial uh, the past of odessa, but completely ignored, that this is actually no uh, the city was founded ek

at the same time, the cultural heritage can comment on whether there is, for example, a heritage in thea or sanctuary, and it will be done at the same time . introduction that if all the other things if it is done, we will take the inquiries and then the case is completed, it will be presented in the commission, the members of the commission will either disagree according to the law or agree and the relevant license will be issued after this price discussion, regardless of whether this land is in the heritage area or not, regardless of whether this is for example, the land is probably something in the boundary of a dam, that is, the things that are the expert opinions of the relevant ministries and agencies , you have to examine them separately, that is, regardless of whether all these markings have been done and the answer is positive or negative, you have to check yourself at the level. the investigation could have happened before them at the same time, that is, it became the commission of article 171 of this commission, and the attitude was positive, but then the answer to the cultur

but it's more just heritage but it's more just heritage it's about it's about jobs , it's about spaces jobs, it's about space. it's science, it's about education. all of these things that are so important. and we have a number of we think we'll be creating over a thousand jobs. there is an immediate need for a little bit, about 250 jobs that will be creating in next year. if the plans go through. so earlier morning, i was talking to the minister and he was very receptive . he said that's mr. receptive. he said that's mr. jenrick is it? that's mr. generation minister. yes. so he was i think he there were a few points he didn't, hadn't realised and one of the things is from scampton point of view, this is absolutely binary. we cannot have the immigrant centre there and our plans to carry on in particular a continuing active runway . absolutely. so if active runway. absolutely. so if you imagine sort of 1500 people loosely but not contained , you loosely but not contained, you can't have the red be doing low flying there and you cannot have an operational airfield. we wouldn't just never

i have watched and irish heritage create bonds. joe kennedy became a member of congress, he was a good number of congress. now he has a bigger task as an envoy. he is going to make sure he fights to keep the peace and he and i became friends because of our heritage. we became close. we celebrated together when he got married, we celebrated together when he had his first child. i wanted her to have the esperance i had as an irish-american. i sent her a gift, a rocking elephant. when she would come to town, joe would bring her to the office. i saw a picture where ellie is with joe and i, and e is making the sounds of an elephant. in one night on the floor, his wife faced times him. i am sitng next to him, they are sitting in her room and she is rocking on the elephant i proudly look at joe, i said she will have the same experience that i did. she is born into an irish democrat family and she is going to become a republican. [laughter] thank you for being here. [applause] too many of you, a irish heritage means a great deal. my great

customs and cultural heritage experts will hold training workshops for the employees of this area.t is important is that basically we are not looking for these items to be smuggled and the case will be discovered and because of the severe punishment, it is possible that what it is important and the priority is to basically prevent the smuggling of these, for this purpose, we need to think of measures to control the steps before leaving , from the stage of the famous promise of unauthorized drilling , unauthorized mining, to the issue of maintaining both buying and selling and unauthorized transactions inside the country , which unfortunately it is booming with very, very large profits, according to the experts of improving people's literacy and knowledge in the field of cultural heritage , it is considered as a solution to protect cultural heritage, 90 to 95% of the objects that are exchanged or smuggled are fake and fake tests. that when that if if the people of this village have information , they will be less affected by these types of groups and gangs of smuggling historical cu

center, so when i joined san francisco heritage i was thinking why isn't san francisco a world heritagey? 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 organ

but it's more just heritage but it's more just heritage it's about it's about jobs , it's about spaces jobs, it's about space. it's science, it's about education. all of these things that are so important. and we have a number of we think we'll be creating over a thousand jobs. there is an immediate need for a little bit, about 250 jobs that will be creating in next year. if the plans go through. so earlier morning, i was talking to the minister and he was very receptive . he said that's mr. receptive. he said that's mr. jenrick is it? that's mr. generation minister. yes. so he was i think he there were a few points he didn't, hadn't realised and one of the things is from scampton point of view, this is absolutely binary. we cannot have the immigrant centre there and our plans to carry on in particular a continuing active runway . absolutely. so if active runway. absolutely. so if you imagine sort of 1500 people loosely but not contained , you loosely but not contained, you can't have the red be doing low flying there and you cannot have an operational airfield. we wouldn't just never

the most unique of them is the heritage of our belarusian of the east slavic printing pioneers of the franciscans, and 10 books are stored in our fund. e biblical texts printed in prague in 1517-1519. this is a unique opportunity to see. actually wonderful. read, not the font to see the unique engravings. well, at the same time, get acquainted with the prefaces of the texts of our first printer, where he actually tells his position. enlightener, we are the owners of the largest and most complete collection of napoleon worth's lithographs, it's nice when you realize the value, you can somehow popularize it do. it's all public property. actually. this contributes to the development of further culture technologies of some historical aspects in 2013. the national library of belarus received the status of a scientific institution. since then, every five years, this status has been successfully confirmed every 5 years. we confirm this status, every year we conduct scientific research in the field. library of reference bibliography book of reference, which are of such a scale up to the repub

this resulted in the jeopardy an town heritage and economic sustain ability strategy report. created and endorsed by the board of supervisor in 2013. >> the process for the future strategic visioning of the communities was so effective that it has become the found aiszation for the report process for all cultural districts in the program today. why is the jeopardy an town chess important? it recognizes us. who are the descendants of the first japaneseim grants to arrive to america. san francisco was the firstent row point welcoming japanese in the 1890's. oldest japantown in the nation and one of 3 remaining. 117 years old our community relocateed the current location after the 190 sick quake and fires. and 3, the support recognizes the need to empower japantown to recover, heel and move forward from history of displacement by social discrimination in our government program. recognizes the need to secure the future. the historical and cultural heart of japanese community. historical displacement of families diminished japantown twice. world war ii in the 40s and the developme

center, so when i joined san francisco heritage i was thinking why isn't san francisco a world heritage 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 organiz

unfortunately, sometimes the boom in literacy and knowledge of the people in the field of cultural heritage is considered as a solution to protect the cultural heritage. 90 to 95% of the objects that are exchanged or smuggled are it is empty and fake that when people have this information , they will be less affected by these types of groups and gangs of smuggling historical cultural property, and it seems that by using the same power of radio and television, our visual and audio media we can actually inform and inform let's do it at the community level. we have a directive in the cultural heritage organization under the title of moula objects or replicas, which actually allows the companies or institutions involved in the production of rumi's works to actually make monsters and replicas. it is subject to a number of conditions, that is, every person cannot come and request that i want to produce a copy of a cultural historical work, this person must have an institution or company that obtains the necessary permission from the cultural heritage organization of the ministry of cultural herit

he had because when he came forward, he considered cultural heritage as a security crime. the importance of the issue is high. in some cases, for example, in the case of hatem's metal detector, this is a deterrent for them to have. it is illegal, but only the law came to confiscate this item and you are in our hands. in it is not considered self-evident from there that measures should be taken to create a deterrent so that we can learn more about this issue in order to better familiarize the police, customs officials and cultural heritage experts with training workshops for the employees of this field and it is important that basically we in the case of these items, we are not looking for these items to be smuggled and then the case is discovered, and because of the application , what is important and the priority is to basically prevent the smuggling of these items, for this purpose , we need to think that the previous steps from exit to control from the stage of unauthorized excavations, illegal and unauthorized mining to the issue of maintaining, transporting, buying an

the belarusian nation is generally rich in its heritage. in what area should i look, everywhere there is something that i can be proud of, what i need to brag about, i need to keep conveying to my descendants so that they know it, so that they can be proud of it and not take from somewhere from the outside what is alien, not what is inherent in it specifically to the belarusian people , because we are not only very kind, it is the nation itself, but developing in all directions. we are sounding pineapples. that's where they look, uh, let this creativity be very strong. let it the sport is 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, i had a lot of ideas, then, accordingly, i entered the vitebsk industrial and ecological college as an artist, a fashion designer for women's men's and children's clothing. i would like to bring beauty to people, so that a per

in security crime numbers and this indicates that cultural heritage is considered as a security crimee importance of the issue is high compared to cases such as, for example, there are few rulings on the detection of metal detectors, this may not have its own deterrent, only the law has come and confiscation of these goods in the ordinary category for crimes it does not consider itself known from there, measures should be taken to create a deterrent so that we can prevent the issue of getting more familiar with the police , customs officials and cultural heritage experts , training workshops will be held for the employees of this field , what is important is that basically we in in the case of these items, we are not looking for these items to be smuggled, the case of discovery and severe punishment is likely to be what is important and the priority is to basically prevent the smuggling of these items. let's control from the territory stage of unauthorized excavations and unauthorized extractions to the issue of maintaining , transporting, buying and selling and unauthorized transacti

the cultural heritage department of the hormozgan cultural heritage, handicrafts and tourism directorate announced the identification of 40 traditional breads, including shleshloo tomoshi chand and klub bread in this province. bread in hormozgan dates back to 5 thousand years ago. every year in the holy month of ramadan, traditional bread is baked to increase the sweetness of this holy month for the people of hormozgan. very popular with bandari sweet bread there is one that has its own fans. most of the local breads are seasoned with the products called mahiyave, the ingredients are mustard and it is delicious . shleshloo bread is another popular bread in the month of ramadan in hormozgan. it is made with milk, turmeric, cardamom, fennel, flour and water. and eggs, cheese, honey and sesame are fragrant and delicious. in addition to these, breads such as tomoshi, sugared date rings , and legimat are other traditional breads in hormozgan. because of the strength , people use this more for iftar. in my opinion , it is keeping our tradition together and this is delicious according to the an

the deputy of the general directorate of fars cultural heritage announced the national registration of 29 of the local local foods of the province in the near future. local native of the province fars has reached zero in the list of intangible works of the country. it is the secret of a city that is filled with travelers, pilgrims and tourists during the days of nowruz, those who love this city both because of its beautiful spring weather and because of its unique historical works . he chooses his native local dishes, which one has a better personality , so almost anywhere in iran, this is divided into traditional and local dishes , which are not less than cabbage pilaf and vegetable stew , what is the secret of its deliciousness? azadi 64 sittings of cabbage pilaf there is minced meat and aromatic vegetables, and the simplest of them is a metal detector called kete tomato they know demi-togem, they know what other food we have. it is called the grandmother's memory. this dish is shirazi dempakht and other dishes such as koze kebab , koze gond, which is also served hot on the fire, and

our culture is a source and a natural and spectacular heritage.er 1000 refinement and distribution, the meeting of all this talent, all this preparation and all this excitement of cooperation for the national and religious fields by jo nima baqir, we were all encouraged by this welcome and what we saw other initiatives came to my mind that, god willing, we can better use this existing capacity. this event , which was held with the aim of introducing culture to the young generation , had participants of all age groups, and we received very different artists from 30 provinces of the country, from different cities and villages of the country. even in the game, we had an 8-year-old artist of different ages, and we had a close relationship with the artist , who was very respectful to us. parsana became a new way to introduce the culture and national identity to the future generation of this news agency . automating the production processes of the required products attempting to enter the field of industrial automation and obtaining the required knowled

she says these mass heritage trees can be an issue in some parts of the city. spoke to us on tuesday. >> it is an issue with the heritage trees. they tend to fall over. that branch fell on my house last year. it happens a lot here. reporter church's tree landed on jeff myers roof. he says this isn't the first time he's dealt with a heritage tree. >> same thing happens during the summer but a large branch fell between the church and our house. no one got hurt. my kids were literally sitting inside of the family room, five feet away from where the tree branch fell. reporter: residents have been frustrated with these massive heritage trees which by law limit their prop -- what property owners can do. each can cost thousands of dollars to maintain and a fine of up to $5,000 for removing them without the proper protocol. >> we want to keep our heritage trees. they are beautiful and necessary for our environment. reporter: president of the pleasanton heritage association says proper upkeep can help keep the trees healthy and that residents can petition the city to ge

the waiter heritage was displayed in museums and began to raise questions of human diversity. but this didn't prevent further expeditions, continuing to pillage, african artifacts. some museums even went as far as capturing and displaying human remains. in the 19 fifties and sixties, african countries gained independence from the colonizers and increased efforts to reclaim their cultural heritage and 6000 body. this story, yes, it's very hard. a documentary series reveals how european countries refused their request and even exhibited human remains in their museums, restitution africa stolen off episode to return on al jazeera ah and frank assessments. this treaty crisis with this hopefully what countries could come together and stop putting in place the rules and will allow us to treat this global cummins with the attention it deserves. inside story on al jazeera. oh ramadan, a time of spirituality reflection and gratitude raised the flags all the floods every color. i wonder is there a world well how leo, how he reveals the stories behind some of the arab world songs and cha

. >>> there is a goal to protect so-called heritage trees, but in palo alto the heritage tree ordinancer fire after some of those trees came crashing into homes during our recent storms. >> "today in the bay"'s emma goss spoke with one woman who says the protections are too extreme and are putting people and their properties in danger. >> reporter: they have lived in this palo alto home for 34 years, during that time a large oak tree shaded their back yard. part of it sat on their property and the rest was on city-owned land. four years ago, the health of the tree started to word her, so she asked the city for permission to trim it. >> the automatic answer was no, you cannot do it, it is a heritage tree. it's part on our property, the city's property. >> reporter: on march 14th, intense winds brought the tree crashing into her yard. it narrowly missed her husband and dog who had just come inside, but left significant damage to water and electricity lines, fences and her neighbor's gutters. >> i was a little upset because i think it could have been prevented in making this tree very heal

the waiter heritage was displayed in museums and began to raise questions of human diversity. but this didn't prevent further expeditions, continuing to pillage, african artifacts. some museums even went as far as capturing and displaying human remains. in the 19 fifties and sixties african countries gained independence from their colonizers and increased efforts to reclaim their cultural heritage and 6000 body. this story, yes, it's very hard. a documentary series reveals how european countries refused their request and even exhibited human remains in their museums, restitution africa stolen off episode to return on al jazeera. ah ah de leon. this a frank assessments this treat surprised this with this. the pope vall loderman where countries could come together and stop putting in place. the rules allow us to treat with global commons with the attention it deserves. inside story. on al jazeera, around 10 women are being murdered in mexico every day, almost always by men, an epidemic of gender based violence that threatens to spiral out of control. now specialists police squad

the fact is that more than 3 quarters of sub saharan africa as physical heritage was removed from the continent. with ho many people have been demanding the restitution of what they see as stolen works for decades. but their voices have largely been ignored. did. ah, however, in 2017, for the 1st time in history, a french president spoke about returning artifacts on request some money, so sorry. so hello. this is one emanuel macklin promised to make restitution, but hundreds of museums in a dozen european countries were concerned. there would be emptied or close. the french government ask senegalese scholar fell when sour and french art historian benedict of war to lead the project. their report sent shock waves to the art world because it called for the urgent permanent return of african artifacts. this initiative was meant to forge a new relationship between europe and africa. shanda fletcher negotiate mosque, damascus. i didn't give it to me till i got up with this. but if the boy dean supporters of the restitution plan, believe that initially is like this will help. he'll the scar

announcement of the general administration of cultural heritage of hormozgan handicrafts and tourism in this province so far, what kind of traditional bread has been identified according to the archaeological evidence and the excavations that have been carried out in rodan city , at least we are a few thousand years old, because the ovens that were used to bake bread actually exist. although, according to the deputy director of cultural heritage of the hormozgan general directorate of cultural heritage, handicrafts and tourism, out of 40 traditional breads of this province, only tomoshi bread is registered in the list of national monuments, but the tradition of baking bread is always tied to the life and identity of hormozganis and according to the announcement of the department the whole cultural heritage of handicrafts and tourism is the skill of baking bread a place in hormozgan is also registered in the list of national monuments with number 313. bandar abbas is the real name of the news section . currently, we have reports in parts of the provinces of west azarbaijan, east azarb

so my siblings and i have been raise withed a great pride in san francisco and also in our irish heritage. i'm happy to be joined by my sister patricia haze and she was 1991, rose of trolly. so let's get on to the program. first and for most, the reason we're here today because she is wonderful leader also a native san franciscan, i would like to introduce the 45th mayor of san francisco, mayor london breed. [applause] >> mayor breed: thank you so much chief for stepping in to serve as our mistress of ceremony in this irish flag raising ceremony and it's always a tliet delight to have you here every year. in fact what i notice every year when we do this flag raising, you start really really early and you don't leave until city hall closes. liam, it still trying to understand what that is all about. but it reminds me of my family when you don't see each other for a long time, it does feel great and one of the other thing that i appreciate about this time of year is it feels like spring is coming. we're start to go see the sunshine, people are coming together and able to celebrate like we w

this is our heritage again , this is what our ancestors left us, if we stand firmly on this platform,ands, a free head, a free head and a pure heart to achieve certain goals ahead. with you, the project is clear. with marina let's let's talk about complex things in simple terms. today about how the belarusian rescue team earned an international status, who invited the guys to turkey and why it’s not possible to fail the exam

she says these mass heritage trees can be an issue in some parts of the city.d spoke tus o it ises ll hseste. po the church's tree landed on jeff myers roof. he says this isn't the first time he's dealt with a heritage tree. >> same thing happens during the summer but a large branch fell between the church and our house. no one got hurt. my kids were literally sitting inside of the family room, five feet away from where the tree branch fell. reporter: residents have been frustrated with these massive heritage trees which by law limit their prop -- what property owners can do. each can cost thousands of dollars to maintain and a fine of up to $5,000 for removing them without the proper protocol. >> we want to keep our heritage trees. they are beautiful and necessary for our environment. reporter: president of the pleasanton heritage association says proper upkeep can help keep the trees healthy and that residents can petition the city to get the trees removed. >> go to the city and get an application to have your trees reviewed. if they feel they are hazardous o

the happy and god-protected day of nowruz intangible world heritage in 2008 under the auspices of iran and with the participation of countries such as tajikistan, afghanistan, turkey and india was registered in unesco. nowruz is not only reserved for iran today, but belongs to cultural iran whose borders are wider than iran and even countries that outside of cultural iran but they are in our region, they honor nowruz because nowruz is related to a celestial phenomenon that is not subject to the decisions of individuals and groups and is not subject to earthly customs and traditions. they sent it to unesco, now 12 countries are members of this case. we believe that because nowruz is tied to nature , it does not return to human life in nature . the imposed annualizations that the west on the other hand, especially in the eastern countries, i want to impose a certain behavior on them as a yearning of issues such as nowruz, due to the wide range and depth of cultural concepts and meanings it has, and due to the connection with nature, in fact, with the spring of nature. it seems to us that