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

tanzanian scholar of history. he has also played a crucial role in preserving zanzibar's cultural heritage. now professor, the first migration of muslims is a period in which all muslims flare the persecution of the quraish tribe in the arabian pen. into absenia or ethiopia. now how did these migration impact on the spread of islamic culture in eastern africa? the facts that this was the first migration of muslims outside arabia, that becomes very significant because as far as zanzibar know the sahili coast, people like to claim that in fact the people, the muslims who came... i came to zanzibar rather than ethiopia and i think this sometimes is sort of local beliefs - but there are claims here in zanzibar itself that that islam reached zanzibar before it reached medina and there is even a mosque here which is said to have been built a very long time ago which i think some of this might be over excitement about it, but but it shows really how how high islam is held, particularly by the people in zansbar, because zansb is 97% muslim. for over a thousand years swahili people who are known as

now the islamic architecture of this town, which is a unesco world heritage site, is characterized by the simplicity of structural forms and reach by such features as inner courtyards, verandas and elaborately carved wooden doors. now the town is also considered as spiritual cradle of the swahili language. mohammed mwenje is the site manager of the lam alltown. world heritage property in kenya gives us a glimpse of lamu town. lamu is credited as one of the best preserved uh towns on the east african coast. it is a place like other. it is a peaceful, beautiful, tropical island where life is lived its own rhythm. it is town whose history is as mysterious and fascinating as the winding streets of the medieval stone town. for the would be traveler is a hypnoptically exotic experience made. even more enjoyable by the relaxed and welcoming attitude of the locals. now lamu has maintained its social and cultural integrity. now this historical town has also retained its authentic uh building fabric up to the present day. professor, can you tell us more about this historical town? i think onein

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

makes protecting that heritage and ex essential issue. the ukranian culture, a matter of survival. they started the war because of our cultural identity. they want to erase it, what they cannot possess. they want to erase how dare you have a different cultural identity and all our cultural heritage. it proves that you have different. this is a headed visual is identity. and 43 with tries to destroy. you create a new nation and one of the main issues is a cool, our cultural identity, cultural heritage, and the moon centers. history for queens. this was this all things which kept your queen is as a premium for centuries, which makes us much stronger. we're sure makes us feel as we are community, which differs from russians. and this is the most dangerous depression. as these really prime ministers of official english language spokes person, emma and levy has been all over the international airwaves ever since october 7th. so when he disappeared this past week, people noticed it turns out, levy has been suspended from his job. the reason he

islamic heritage site.culture of part of west africa, we have contacted sayid abbas, he's a journalist and a political commentator, thanks for your time sir, now west africa has some of the richest. aspects of islamic culture in africa, what was the reason for the tremendous impact of islam on west africa's art and culture? research on on this region really reveals that a world in which islam became so fused with local chuck culture to such an extent that it's often difficult to tell where one ends and where the other begins, so they had a mutual mutual sort of complementary fusion that happened it seems rather rather rapidly. "and this has been distinctive characteristic of west african islam and it's really based fundamentally on what what we could describe as sufism, and now of course islamic brotherhoods of of tasawf reach this area africa and combined with those traders, it was these kind of teachings, the very soft teachings of the the sufis which actually created a lot of attraction and i think that

amounts to of bullcrap to the people tossed with protecting the heritage, ukraine's means in watkins. it constitutes an attack on ukrainian identity. anything that can be associated with russian culture has been moved. but dozens of needs in all kinds and of the cultural size of also being intentionally damaged or destroyed 14. and he's destroying and targeting what he can of associated with the russian culture. for example, right beside me, it those other artifacts from the bottom to museum of local or it was the 1st museum that it was actually precisely a hit by russian to miss out. and it had a great collection of art wards by monday i pretty much and a very widely known ukrainian, the fainter cook absorb you. great. in addition into her artwork, they targeted that museum and those artists and the artworks grow very connected to real ukraine identity were neglected or in prison. and so the times international one, turing, civilized laboratories proved that no of the building was she's so it was intentional of damage putting on the 21st of february, clearly cleared, let's cleaning

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 is considered as one of the main threats to cultural heritage. even if , for example, many of our works are lost in our construction activities. again, it goes back to our laws, that is, there are no deterrent laws , in the country's macro policies , archeology and cultural issues from the fourth plan are not given much importance. that is, in the 1980s, considerations related to the protection of cultural heritage within the scope of construction activities were gradually formed, but the lack of necessary executive guarantees in some cases caused these considerations to be ignored and until the advanced stage of many construction activities, an attempt to preserve the heritage was made. if these works have special cultural and civilizational values, it will be possible to move them and create a bouse next to them, if they are not flooded or destroyed in construction projects. supplementary guidelines for cultural and historical studies in the scope of construction projects the ministry of cultural heritage has been completed and notified to all

the cheapest boxing heritage is strong, having 141 olympic gold medals in the ring overall. but several athletes of less the country image an economic crisis, which is cause power blackouts and food shortages among them is olympic lightweight champion. and the cruise, between professional and 2023, the i meant it was a no, i'm currently we don't have all the potential that we would have liked. yeah. because some of our best guys and middle hopes have gone. but we're working with a group of young athletes who are pushing very hard lazara alvarez, nickname the prince, went bronze at the last 3 olympics, but still hasn't secured his place at powers 2024. he'll have one more chance to punch his ticket in may. at the final qualifying event in thailand, it seems to be the web was shipped to the cuban prince of boxing is preparing to go after the 4th olympic metal. and we hope that the sacrifice we are making now in training can make it happen. cubans fighters will head to beverly, pick, training by, sink, has expanded next month and a set to arrive in friends at the start of july,

our cultural heritage should be. it's like our national identity trying to just clean up everything which collected to us as a queen's situation. platinum and fruits and has repeatedly dismissed ukraine's history and trivialize. the idea of a distinct ukrainian identity separates from russia. ukraine in c. continuity with episodes from watches, imperial cost, the push and the 18th and 19th century to suppress the language or later in soviet russia. the mass targeting of ukraine's cultural leaders, historians writers in here, and now ukraine's heritage is a justification for the on the target of russian forces, which makes protecting that heritage and existential issue. the ukrainian culture a mata will survive. they started the war because of our cultural identity. they want to erase it what they cannot possess. they want to erase. how dare you have a different cultural identity and all our cultural heritage. it proves that we have different. this is a how to visual is identity and put in the really tries to destroy

heritage is made confronting the chinese comet's party a top priority. the american people have recognized according to several recent polls that the chinese communist party is the top adversary of the united states. in the past two administrations, they've agreed the number one threat to america. perhaps the most critical part of confronting the chinese comet's party is to deter it from to attacking taiwan. the incidence of chinese military activity around taiwan has skyrocketed in recent years, leading many experts in washington to conclude that china could attempt to seize the island in the coming years. taiwan by contrast is a vibrant democracy that just conducted another free and competitive election. it is a top 10 trading partner with the united states and one experts calculated trade with taiwan supports 200,000 jobs here in the united states. if china attempt to invade taiwan or captures the facilities that produce over 90% of the worlds advanced semiconductors, then the impact on the u.s. and the world economy would be grave, indeed. that could

the country has legislatively enshrined careful attitude to historical heritage. repair, restoration and maintenance work is carried out on an ongoing basis . cultural objects, a set of measures has been developed to preserve intangible manifestations of human creativity included in the state list of historical and cultural values. the unesco world heritage list is regularly updated with belarusian sites, which in turn makes our country more famous and recognizable at the international level. and the preservation and popularization of the historical and cultural heritage of belarus let's talk to the director of the center. academician, doctor of historical sciences, doctor of architecture, professor alexander lokotko. we will talk at the museum of ancient belarusian culture, the national academy of sciences of belarus, where the exhibition is currently being updated. the museum will open its doors to its visitors by the end of 2023. alexander ivanovich, good afternoon. good afternoon. folklore is nothing more than the genetics of a people. those who are called hav

the way to contract cultural heritage permits. it was changed according to the law on facilitating the issuance of licenses. my license has been issued through the licenses portal. i received a license to operate a passenger house. however, some permits of this ministry are still issued outside the national permit and paper portal, contrary to the law. out of the 81 licenses issued by the ministry of cultural heritage, 15 licenses have expired about 2 years ago. legislation is still not available from the national portal of licenses. we discussed the issue with the general director of information technology of the ministry of cultural heritage in late december, and a promise was made. after that our system was produced, which is now under production, and we hope that the system will be produced by the end of december. in the blessed decade of fajr, this system will be unveiled and will be connected to the national license portal . connecting the remaining 15 cultural heritage licenses to the national license portal , we followed u

information from the ministry of heritage we asked for a culture that was promised. after the production of our system, which is now under production, we hope that the system will be produced by the end of december. in the blessed decade of faraj, this system will be unveiled and connected to the national permits portal . after this time, the promise of connecting the remaining 15 cultural heritage permits to the national permits portal was not fulfilled. to follow up on this issue , we went to the minister of cultural heritage in the government. we have informed this many times. an issue that has been covered by the media, but still the cultural heritage officials do not give an answer for it. however, according to the law on facilitating the issuance of licenses. issuing a license outside the national license portal is a crime. if a permit, the unique identifier of the national portal. does not have the licenses or was issued from outside the national license portal, this license is invalid, according to the law on facilitation of issuance of licenses, no license s

it is considered as one of the main threats to cultural heritage.n if, for example , many of our works are lost in our construction activities , it still comes back to our laws, that is, the laws are still not deterrent. archeology and cultural issues have not been given much importance in the macro policies of the country. from the fourth program, that is, the 80s that is the issue of heritage protection. cultural activities within the scope of construction activities were gradually formed, but the lack of necessary executive guarantee in some cases caused these considerations to be ignored and no attempt to preserve cultural heritage was made until the advanced stage of many construction activities. if these works have special cultural and civilizational values , it will be possible to prevent them from being flooded or completed in the construction projects of the ministry of cultural heritage and communicated to all provinces, the requirement of the law that did not allow us to destroy the historical properties of the works. our history, our cul

its interest in joining the persian new year noos dossier, a multinational in tangible cultural heritageural organization. tehran times writes, the nourus dossier was initially registered on unesco's list of intangible cultural heritage. with seven countries involved iran, azerbaijan, india, pakistan, turkey, uzbekistan and kirgizestan. the dossier was edited in 2014 after five countries, iraq, turkmenistan, tajikistan, afghanistan and kirkizistan, made incorporation proposal and reinscribed it as a 12 nation dossier in the unesco intangible cultural heritage during the 11th session of the intergovernmental committee for the safeguarding of the intangible. cultural heritage in ethiopia last december. noru celebrated in vienna. the iranian embassy in vienna, austria has organized a ceremony to mark the persian new year known as nourus. irna writes, the ceremony hosted by vienna's institute of arts and society was held with the coordination of the iranian embassy in the austrian capital. it took place at the austrian national library on saturday, bringing together representatives from emba

we went to the minister of cultural heritage to follow up on this matter. he has informed us many times about this matter, which has been in the media, but the cultural heritage authorities have not yet given an answer to it. however, according to the law on facilitating the issuance of permits , it is a crime to issue permits outside of the national permits portal. if a license does not have the unique identifier of the national license portal. or issued from outside the national portal, this license is invalid. according to the law on facilitation of issuance of licenses, no license should be issued outside the national license portal and in person. zahra shafii, radio news agency. stubborn in hardships , abayan's strong door and window profile. well, ladies and gentlemen, now it's time to go to the city. a proper and reasonable purchase , whatever you want, you can buy it in installments, that too, lower the price, lower the price, okay , okay, okay, i don't have a check, bye, everyone , bye, no, lady, bye, why don't you want a checkbook , you don't want

out of 81 licenses issued by the ministry of cultural heritage, 15 licenses were passed about 2 years from the legal deadline, it still cannot be received from the national portal we asked the general director of information technology of the ministry of cultural heritage about the issue at the end of december, and a promise was made. after our system is produced, which is now in the production category , and we hope that the system will be produced by the end of january, in the blessed decade of fajr, this system will be unveiled and connected to the national license portal. after this time, the promise of connecting 15 cultural heritage residue license to the national license portal. we followed up on this matter from the public relations of this ministry, but no answer was given. to follow up we went to the minister of cultural heritage in the lifetime of the government. we have informed this many times. an issue that has been reported in the media, but the cultural heritage officials have not yet given an answer to it. however, according to the law on facilitating the issuance of

also a theme this year is heritage. football. the uc that dream of heritage between faith and football.— faith and football. the theme be at heritaae, faith and football. the theme be at heritage, routes, _ faith and football. the theme be at heritage, routes, connections- faith and football. the theme be at heritage, routes, connections all. faith and football. the theme be at| heritage, routes, connections all of those _ heritage, routes, connections all of those things those things are things that built _ those things those things are things that built this. and to be able to open _ that built this. and to be able to open up — that built this. and to be able to open up as— that built this. and to be able to open up as a fan of the club, a community— open up as a fan of the club, a community focus football club in its truest— community focus football club in its truest sense to the community locally— truest sense to the community locally and also people coming over from twickenham and further afield it's a wonderful t

, tourism and industry, dasti said: the rates approved by the ministry of cultural heritage in the janatem are affordable for the people, official accommodation centers with 500 and more than 530 thousand beds across the country, as well as informal and emergency accommodation centers they are ready to serve nowruz travelers . nowruz travelers can share their suggestions and criticisms with the nowruz travel headquarters by calling 0969, according to what you have from various agencies regarding what ms. beypour announced in her report , with the relevant institutions. hint you did to the security that the police is trying to create on the road. the country, but the point and issue are very important, all of them are involved in the establishment of this security and safety of the incident points. let's go back to nowruz 1402 and see how many accident-prone spots we had in the country on the high-traffic roads of the country , how many do we have now, and what is the role of the police in reducing them ? well, at the beginning of 1402, during a joint plan that our colleagues in the road

according to cultural heritage experts, preparations are being made for its global registration. alireza shoukti, sed and sima news agency. thank you for your company, good evening and goodbye. i came to their house to meet the daughter of godi family . god, how are you? hello, i am not a guest. our report is 25 years old. when p was one year old , an accident changed his condition in 1983. i had a car accident. i was in a coma for 7 months. thank you i was there, then i came home, there was nothing to say, for example , he had a broken leg, a broken arm, a thread cut from the neck, connected to a ventilator, paralyzed from the neck down , there was an excuse, there was a big mountain in front of us, for example , how are we going to keep this child, nagar godi after the disability, which was very severe , did not stop . i gave him a color on his back and his hands. it was really difficult for him to pass the entrance exam, he passed the entrance exam with a lot of effort , and he passed the entrance exam with a rank of 84. for example, during my school days, my recorder could no

previously, he was also the deputy of cultural heritage of sanayeh dasti and tourism of the province. the attractions of this province for us and for you, tell us about the destination that had passed the 2023 tourism event, stay with us , god willing, i will be with you after the news segment at 7 o'clock with the continuation of the program. all routes will start from this morning, thursday, april 9th, according to the announcement of the railway , online ticket sales will start at 9:00 a.m. through authorized platforms for online ticket sales and in-person ticket sales from 1:00 p.m.

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

we're also going to be talking as well about heritage sites and a new study that says living near a heritage site. and apparently we all live within a mile of one. and if you do live right near one, they make you happier. why is that .7 make you happier. why is that? do you live near a heritage site? what is your favourite? maybe you live near a really quirky one, like an old taxi rank or a former bus shelter? yeah, they are heritage sites so do let me know. gb views gb news. com or you can message me on our socials. we're at gb news. first of all though, let's bnng news. first of all though, let's bring you up to date with all the latest news headlines. here's aaron armstrong . here's aaron armstrong. >> thank you very much pip. it is a minute past 12 i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. the king has praised princess kate's courage in speaking out about her treatment for cancer. she says it's taken time to explain diagnosis to her explain her diagnosis to her three young children, which came explain her diagnosis to her thrae young children, which came explain her diagnosis to her thra h

a thing that it is mentioned as one of the main threats to cultural heritage. even if, for example , many of our works are lost in our construction activities , it still comes back to our laws, that is, the laws are still not deterrent. archeology and cultural issues have not been given much importance in the macro policies of the country. from the fourth program, which means the 80s, the considerations regarding the protection of cultural heritage within the scope of construction activities. were formed over time , but the lack of necessary executive guarantee in some cases caused these considerations to be ignored and until the advanced stage of many construction activities it should not be done to preserve cultural heritage. if these works have special cultural and civilizational values , it is possible to prevent them from being flooded or destroyed in construction projects. obtaining the final approval of the cabinet is the part that is related to the executive processes of my work area , so it does not need to be approved, it is now being notified and wil

well, in high demand, if we want to preserve, that’s what your the mission is colossal. cultural heritager us not to talk about it today, because it is our tver region that leads in the list of regions of the central federal district in terms of the number of monuments culture. today i want to draw attention to three very important, in my opinion, aspects, and today i will talk about the toshka. first of all, of course, i will turn to the words of the previous speaker, as part of my message to the federal assembly. you drew attention to this important problem, and you talked about a pilot project, about the launch of a pilot program for the preservation of cultural heritage sites, which included our tver region. believe me, vladimir vladimirovich, first of all for me, as for a native resident of this city, here for most of my colleagues, including myself, as an employee of the federal museum, are very much in favor of this idea. if only torzhok. was one of the first cities of this pilot program, then believe me, we would be happy to get involved in this work, and, of course, if the result

whose family where in the county and my siblings and i were raised with great pride in the irish heritage and (microphone feedback) welcome to introduce to i your mayor of 0 san francisco mayor london breed (clapping.) all right. good afternoon everyone who is so great to be here with each and every one of you to celebrate the flag raising that represents are your bond and continued work and growth what did you irish community here in san francisco this this year's theme is unit sf i appreciate leaning the united society and all the work they have done and continue to do to make sure we are building bridges we are working together and we're doing everything we can to move san francisco forward. it is so great to be here. with the lord mayor of clark mayor ma carbohydrate thank you. obeys here to celebrate this occasion and thank you to our council generally been a great addition to san francisco we appreciate and value our work relationships in the centuries of what it means san francisco has been celebrating st. patrick's day for one hundred and 73 years celebrated with the history and v

contribution to the preservation, development and popularization of the cultural heritage of the tuvan mingi vasilievna, deputy director of the center for the development of tuvan traditional culture and crafts named after andar. good afternoon, dear vladimir vladimirovich, dear colleagues, to be awarded such a high award is a great honor. for me, this award is a sign of attention to the traditional cultures of the peoples of our multinational country. i stand here thanks to the study and actualization of my native tuvan language and folklore, where the enduring wisdom of tuvan lies. i'm happy that i work among professionals who are devoted with all their hearts and souls to their chosen business, aimed at preserving and developing objects of the tangible and intangible cultural heritage of the tuvan people. i express my deep gratitude to you, dear vladimir vladimirovich, and to the members of the council for culture and the arts, and to those who supported my candidacy, and, of course, to my family. i thank my parents, spouse, children and sister for their understanding and support in

after the reunification of crimea with russia, the cultural and historical heritage here, architecturales associated with russian history, had to be literally saved, it’s clear why the ukrainian authorities treated the cultural heritage in crimea this way, well, firstly, they tried their best to make any mention of the fact that, in fact, crimea is russian land, well, the second reason is more prosaic, the ukrainian authorities. we didn’t feel any spiritual, emotional, internal connection with the history of this place, that is... well, honestly, in secret, conscious people come, no one picks up the old people’s stones, oh, i understand, don’t pick up the stones, please, chersonese, take care of chersonese , this is actually deliberate, this is the russian heritage of our country - this is our history, which goes back more than 2.0 years, no one in our country can boast of such a unique heritage, but here excavations in ukrainian times were carried out , they dug, they dug, they gave a lot of various grants, when i hear that grants were given in cash, then of course i doubt the motivati

the deputy minister of tourism of the ministry of cultural heritage, tourism and handicrafts announced 530,000 beds in the centers an official stay in the country is ready to host nowruz travelers. mr. shalbafian said: the rates approved by the ministry of cultural heritage in the system of this ministry can be narrated to the people. countdown to the beginning of the new year and prosperity. the domestic trips of the provinces are ready to host nowruz tourists, along with the executive bodies of sadad, coordinating travel services. welcoming nowruz travelers, which this year also coincides with the holy month of ramadan and the needs that are usually needed in these trips for accommodation, transportation, provision of the necessary necessities, and for the necessary forecasts and to especially in the field of masar. road and urban development has predicted the number of trips this year to be 17 million people with a growth of 5 days. more than 1,750,000 train tickets have been sold so far. approximately 400,000 of these tickets are related to the suburbs, trains that move in the subu

history and heritage and there is no - because it represents the history and heritage and there is nois no way you should change that. whatever- and heritage and there is no way youl should change that. whatever graphic design _ should change that. whatever graphic design stuff _ should change that. whatever graphic design stuff is — should change that. whatever graphic design stuff is said, _ should change that. whatever graphic design stuff is said, i— should change that. whatever graphic design stuff is said, i know— should change that. whatever graphic design stuff is said, i know it- should change that. whatever graphic design stuff is said, i know it can - design stuff is said, i know it can be design stuff is said, i know it can he done — design stuff is said, i know it can he done on — design stuff is said, i know it can be done on the _ design stuff is said, i know it can be done on the t—shirts, - design stuff is said, i know it can be done on the t—shirts, but- design stuff is said, i know it can be done on the t—shirts, but not| design stuff is said, i know it can i be don

each of the presented articles is in the form of a new discovery that happened in the cultural heritage archeology of this region. what kind of findings were there in these explorations? they have a great variety of tools, for example, the fluid itself, which is to indicate a specific range , and have the same range of new findings. happened under the supervision of colleagues. hello, mr. dr. noukandeh, mr. dr. hosseinzadeh, new horizons of the cultures of the people who lived in sialak , in the same area of ​​sanasa'i hill, where some of the findings of the excavations were exhibited in the national museum. this exhibition is a very interesting exhibition, especially for archaeologists. and very professional, academic and scientific researchers are working on this field, what is its attraction for the general public, because you mentioned that people can visit the museum during nowruz, yes, the explanations for these findings are from the premises and that there are new objects that have come out of the ground and are going to be exhibited, and this is a part of the precious cultural h

five cultural heritage sites of federal significance were restored , engines, cabins , asphalt, curbslk controls were laid, running gears were installed, granite tiles were installed, lighting was made, utility networks were replaced, one of the alleys, which is now located in the center of the complex, was created from scratch. after the reunification of crimea with russia, the cultural and historical heritage here, architectural monuments , memorable places associated with russian history, had to be literally saved, it is clear why the ukrainian authorities treated the cultural heritage in crimea this way, well , firstly, they they tried their best to make any mention of the fact that, in fact, crimea is russian land. well, the second reason is more prosaic: the ukrainian authorities did not feel no spiritual , emotional, internal connection with the history of this place, it’s dishonest, it ’s a secret, conscious people come, no one picks up the old people’s stones, oh, i understand, don’t pick up the stones, please, chersonese chersonese, years, no one can in our country boast of

i have a feeling that when we talk about destroyed cultural heritage, these footage, these photos, thesejust as disturbing and touching to those people who see them, because we are all shaped culture, we are all shaped by the space of cultural objects around us, and therefore, let's say, when those first terrible eyes appear photos, for example, of a destroyed library in chernihiv, or when a photo of a damaged church in kharkiv appears. i remember that our entire international community published various congresses and international events on their websites, starting with these photos, because a destroyed library or a damaged temple is something that resonates with everyone, it is something that is close to you, but here there is a country in europe where it is being destroyed now. it is obvious that later, when the full-scale war has been going on for more than two years, and when it is already a european, international the audience saw these photographers. a lot , when there are more than a thousand damaged monuments, it is not hundreds, it is already more than a thousand damaged objec

it's just what i love to do. ♪♪ i named my company heritage salvage because i love to salvage the heritager at the time. i kept telling people, you know, "we should put some accents in your house of reclaimed materials. we've got all these old buildings falling down around here." so, i put an ad in "the press democrat" looking for old barns, and i had 35 calls in two days, and that's how i started. we're gonna get a 70-inch table out of 'em. we sell wood wholesale, retail, as-is. take it home. you do it. we'll show you how to do it, even. [buzzes] or we will take it all the way to a finished product for you. where tables are us, now its mantles are us, and floating shelves are us. well, i can show you some pieces that are finished. i was interested in the salvage and reusing and repurposing. i really wanted the stories. "never let the truth get in the way of a good story." i love to quote mark twain anytime i get a chance. these are the bleacher boards from the polo fields at golden gate park, wherein happened the first summer of love. oh, my gosh. that would be an amazing story to tell. y

the irony is that pen, the main idea of ​​pen, was based on the fact that cultural heritage and cultureding, and it is inviolable, especially during armed conflicts, whether a warrior, eh, how people from the west react, yes , western intellectuals, the writers we bring here, how do they react to what they see in these regions of destruction? and you know, i now thought about my first advocacy trip abroad, it was may 22, america... new york. and i remember, simply, how i was picked up at the airport by a taxi driver who just recently learned about probucha, about kyiv region. and he told me then that you know, i understood why you are so worried about what is happening in ukraine, why it is so close to us, because when i see footage from buchi or zerpenya, i recognize these houses and these streets, they are completely for me, well, even if they are american, they are mine, i understand what i see. in this footage, and that's why what i see there is so painful for me, and i can draw a parallel here, because i have a feeling that when we talk about destroyed cultural heritage, these foot

he buys a good israel's war is wiping out facets of policy and heritage. today the stream looks at what does that stake when sentries, old institutions are bombed and destroyed, and what palestinians are doing to preserve what remains. and to discuss that i'm joined by on that to bossy, the artistic director of the freedom theater in jeanine in the occupied westbank. my are hum dawn upon listing and multiplatform, writer, director, and producer, and serena russell, a policy in american academic working on the documentation and preservation of policy in full core. thank you all so much for joining us here on the screen today . i mode, i'd like to start with you because your story is obviously still point here. um. can you tell us about your a rest? i'm the raids in the freedom to your theater in geneva. yes, i mean my head is, is like any other 4 but a cvn wanted see and was thankful. augusta 3rd, that's happening to us all the time. every day. there's nothing you fuss is lovely after 7 to 5 years. the stop to the nice uh, what is going on, and by this time

have set up black tents in recreational and historical places with the coordination of cultural heritaget are ready to receive nowruz guests and to see the handicrafts of cooking local and traditional foods. this year, more than 23 nowruz stations in ashari and tourist areas of ilam province are ready to welcome nowruz travelers. in the foreign year, they visited the indicated areas of the country more than 1,200,000 tourists settled in the black tents of ash'ari, kianoosh gilani of the sed and sima news agency said. in the town of ash'ari settlement, bahram chobi fort , there are statues of iranian scientists built next to the united nations headquarters. in his time , he used to solve the equations of three mathematical unknowns. iranian scientists have discovered the equation of three unknowns. he remembers the three equations that the headquarters under his supervision is facing in the fight against drugs. all these structures, international organizations, in the fields of money laundering, actually controlling monetary exchanges and so on. commercial you have these dirty revenues fr

the republic of belarus is a country with a rich history. cultural heritage.e been preserved here. it is important to note natural monuments. despite numerous wars, belarusians managed to preserve them, and completely recreate some objects almost from scratch. the country has legislatively enshrined careful attitude to historical heritage. on an ongoing basis , repair, restoration and... maintenance work is carried out on so many cultural objects, and a set of measures has been developed to preserve intangible manifestations of human creativity included in the state list of historical and cultural values. the unesco world heritage list is regularly updated with belarusian sites, which in turn makes our country more famous and recognizable at the international level. about preservation and popularization historical and cultural heritage of belarus. let's talk with the director of the center, academician, doctor of historical sciences, doctor of architecture, professor alexandra mlakotka. we will talk at the museum of ancient belarusian culture, the national aca