we're very happy that unesco has come on board to report on our culture.hink in this way none of our cultural activities and traditions will disappear. ♪ adrian: let's bring in our guest for today's discussion from paris, were joined by juliet hopkins with unesco's living heritage cultural center. and a writer and cultural activists. also in paris, karen archer, deputy director of the french heritage society. welcome to you all. juliet, let's start with you. what exactly constitutes an intangible cultural heritage? why's it so important to protect them, and how do you go about doing so? juliet: think of for having me today. it's a pleasure to be here. intangible cultural heritage is different to tangible heritage and a number of important ways. of course on the one hand dealing with physical sites and object, and on the other hand we are talking about cultural practices passed on from generation to generation that form part of our cultural traditions. the second important difference is the approach to safeguarding itself and how to safeguard it. it's not f

why was it announced now in italy viewing the unesco? well heritage list to which now has the 1154 site. it was not to that the africa has $98.00 sites on death in death lift and which are the present not even 90 percent of da da da tucked her or of the list and saw a in that the delegates not to bet it is important to her to address this imbalance and then decided that they would like to focus a one part of the work in the future in trying to address this in balance, particularly for africa. why is africa so under represented? and why it has the focus been on 12 relatively small countries that people don't generally visit. because this up to 12 countries that have not yet been given an opportunity to present a candidate share in order to see one of the sites include and what had a teacher list. as all the fuckers would be put on the 12 countries to build their capacity to where assist them in preparing the nomination dosier. and we would like to do it by 2025. and so that now the little heavy teacher list all be at least with all africa

it's a, it's you not be recognized as an incentive all heritage by unesco. and it includes the article performance, which when you sit in action, you realize that this is a yeah called tradition, which does not stem from the western tradition. it is of the people and you see community cohesion. and the more especially the people of when other people see themselves and i have had, i had to go from nigeria to go and see it in the public. authentic wet, big and diligently, the title of the you about it. when most yoga will i in ontario, but because we do not have that kind of products that are protection for gala dare say in nigeria for instance, it is preserved in a, in a more potent form in k to. and i have to go there to go and see, but if we have more protection, then we can have these in tangible heritage be really impactful in, in lives and communities. karen archer in paris. yes. it's wonderful to, to be able to, to protect this cultural heritage. and it's the right thing to do. but how much does it cost and, and who pays? i mean, they're, they're in fra

the unesco mission could not have guessed.what passions boiled around the belarusian capital and its main avenue in the forty-fourth immediately after the liberation from the nazis, and with what labor and heroic efforts of its inhabitants was it erected? in july 1944, the high offices of the central committee of the party in moscow decided the fate of the belarusian capital on a group of authoritative architects was invited to the next meeting to the secretary of the central committee of the cpsu malenkov; their opinion is unequivocal that the capital of the bssr must be built in a new place. it will cost less than rebuilding an almost destroyed city. borisov was proposed as one of the options and arguments in belarus, rich in water resources , all large cities arose on the banks of high-water rivers. the first secretary of the central committee of the party of belarus, panteleymon ponomarenko, who was invited to the meeting, was categorically against such approaches, he insisted on the need to restore the capital in its orig

that was peter de brian unesco sustainable tourism expert. talking to me about the 2 main challenges that unesco has identified in the years ahead for protecting world heritage over tourism and climate change, which includes rising sea levels. and of course, rising temperatures and wild fires and many other phenomena that we haven't typically seen in the last 50 years of unesco existence. emily in de thank you very much for that report to john sir up last, last press in delphi, grace ah, well copies just around the corner and fans will soon be heading to stadiums. concepts and cultural attractions. security will be a priority, but it's not the only consent. the movement of people is also one of katara and biggest challenges as natasha can name reports. ha, since the moment cutter was awarded the world cup in 2010, people have been asking, how will a country of less than 3000000 people host a global event, accommodating more than a 1000000 fans? the country will soon show the world how nobody believes that we will be able to do it. nobody expe

and i can say that the highest category is the people who took part and worked out, including unesco documents, and these are people who are professionals in their field, so we call on official paris to conscientiously fulfill its obligations under the agreement with unesco regarding the central institutions of organizations. she was brought and immunities in france from july 2, 1954. in particular regarding. ensuring unhindered access to the headquarters of the delegate states of the state members of us called conferences and meetings. and of course, this case will also be brought to the attention of the head secretary, the un in new york. and hmm but november 19 marked the 100th anniversary of the birth of the outstanding ethnographer, historian and linguist, yuri valentinovich. e knorozov v. during his work at the state museum of ethnography of the peoples of the ussr, he made an epochal discovery, which received world recognition deciphered the writing of the mayan indians, in this regard, this year the celebration of the anniversary of the outstanding russian scientist was organ

the centenary of the formation of the national library of belarus is included in the unesco calendarmemorable dates for 2022 with vladimir makeev presented diplomas of the national commission for unesco to the staff of the national library for a significant contribution to the preservation of the belarusian cultural and documentary heritage. we are looking for factor.by before the eyes of millions last friday on most televisions in the country it was the premiere television casting in belarus 1 vocal show project became the highest rated program of the evening due to the performance watched by about 700,000 belarusians over 4 years old, data with a high share of television viewing was published by the analytical mussel, meter growing daily, telecasting views. and on youtube now this figure is more than 114,000. moreover, except for belarusians. the project is being monitored from russia ukraine kazakhstan and us attempts to break into show business. uh, they fly into the trends of popular social networks, a fresh portion of the performance at the casting is already tomorrow. this is

s. cultural agency. unesco, is it more of 50th anniversary? will tell you why the dominican republic is building a wall along the border with have teeth and what it could mean for people living on the other side. cuts are hits back at continued allegations of mistreating migrant workers for the world and fund seymour from football show piece event a little later. ah, but for to the u. k were the finance minister, jeremy hunter officially declared his nation is in recession and that it will deepen. next year he was laying out his budget plans to tackle raising inflation for re challenge reports. for weeks, jeremy hunt has been playing the plane, speaking medic, for the case economic malays like root canal surgery. the treatment he was he wont be present, but he insists it's necessary to make and the moment has come. para, in the faith of unprecedented global headwinds families, pensioners businesses, teachers, nurses, and many others are worried about the future. so today we deliver a plan to tackle the cost of living crisis and rebuild our eco

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50 years in existence, a lot of its members, 184 countries have now ratified the unesco charter. are not in fact listed as having even a single site of national or international importance among unesco as list of almost 1200 sites worldwide. and it's going to be a top priority of unesco in the next 8 years by 2030 to make sure that at least 12 african countries have at least one site in the pipeline to join that list of world heritage sites and those countries are burundi cameras. djibouti guinea purcell equitorial guinea, liberia to wander south may somalia south to don, sierra leone, and swap the land among the smaller and less wealthy african countries who presumably haven't, must have the resources to, to undergo this process. the 2nd major priority for the coming years said the president of unesco audrey as a man, is going to be protecting international heritage because of climate change. here in delphi, there was a massive fire in 2019 that burned up. 45000 all of trees in the neighborhood of this mountain passes. and this year there was another fire which authorities were

securing a majority in the canal says some of the world's most famous glasses will disappear by 2050 unesco calls for urgent action. to save the rest, an avalanche shut sound unauthorized chinese police stations, reports they being used to spy on dissidence. ah, former pakistani prime minister emron con, has been shot at a rally. his blaming 3 top officials, including the primary sociable sharif khan, was leading a protest march to the man slat snap elections. when a gunman opened fire party officials say he was hit in the leg, but that his condition is not serious. as haven't been javert reports, ah, this is the moment former prime minister iran han was shot in the leg. chaos broke out after the leader of focus on basic and soft party with the types. oh, my god, protect him, ron kon, by the grace of god that we are rocky. some of your compatriots are wounded, and one has been killed. peacekeepers all in your prayers. are the party leaders group, also, hulu. police arrested the gunman who reportedly confessed to the attack. he said he wanted to stop on from quote, misleading people. with so

of tax increases and future spending comes to fix the public finances. broadening their horizons. unesco invites an african countries to apply for protection for the heritage size. ah, with we've got air masses colliding over australia spark and some storms have one here. it's a detail so tropical air coming down, meeting up with that cooler air from the bite. that's what's given us some of this active weather and we're seeing these pulses of brain move west to east. and we'll continue to intensify that southeast corner of australia, which of course is where we do not need any more rain. some rocking storms in the forecasts for the north island of new zealand on friday in this band of rambles, some further toward the south into the south island. over the course of the weekend, there has been some flooding boat to the north and the south of call them poor. the rain is still falling there on friday, and the rain also picking up not only for west java, east, java, and same goes for bali into one buck islands on friday. severe flight adviser is in play. not too far away from manila, central

both the gardens and the palace itself were added to the unesco world heritage list. this magnificent fountain is a feature that was also copied from versailles. it's decorated with sculptures of roman gods. and venus is particularly special. she was actually gifted by the van owner of versailles, the french king louis the 15th. this one now is a copy. the original is at berlin's border museum. let's go in, since we're filming, we get the whole place to ourselves. and i even get a private tour. i want to learn more about the famous prussian king and the splendid home he built here. so be a good morgan for what has kindly agreed to show me around. fair, who was king frederick the 2nd letter for english line, frederick was oppression. king could actually, in the prussian case, he was the one who led the prussian into lots of wars of conquest. he loves people and his country prussia, a give tart on battle. why did you choose this location to build census about your own? it's on a small hill and he had his burial place, his tomb prepared on this hill early on in his reign

the challenges facing the u. n's cultural agency unesco is at marks. it's 50th anniversary and katara heads back at continued to allegations of mistreating migrant workers for the world cup that and plenty more from footballs. show piece event right after the break. ah, anticipation is rising. and so with the atmosphere, you ready? a ways as heavy rain arrived southeast asia now, which is to be expected, there was a focal point, particular central and southern philippines. and a line that you can take trust to foss has a vietnam that curves down into malays in part of born year. and i think across was pontiac as well and beyond us, heavy rain, it is seasonally wet and i but look at this life of singapore, up to southern thailand, right? of the western b. amanda and sumatra. this is fairly heavy, rain driving it all slowly, science was in concentrate. he is the ne monsoon which is going to be the dominant feature for the winter months or east asia. it means cold air comes out. the interior got snow showing up now. well i'm petoskey really called a high

artisanal bakers say this unesco world heritage status might protect this cherished institution, left -- la i get. >> it is time for business with kate moody. lawmakers in the u.s. are working to protect a threatened real worker strike. >> there does seem to be a little bit of bipartisan agreement for legislative action here. the railway workers and their employers agreed to a cooling-off period in september, pushing the deadline for a possible strike to december 9. 4 unions representing half the industry's workers have refused to accept the deal on pay rises and working conditions. in particular, they are fighting for paid sick leave. a ground strike could freeze nearly 1/3 of u.s. cargo shipments and cost the economy $2 billion per day. the house of representatives is scheduled to vote wednesday, which could force contract workers to accept the deal and avoid a walkout. >> for this to shut down would be horrendous for kansas as well as for kansas agriculture, so i think all the cards are on the table right now. >> i think it is a national security issue. if it's a supply chain issue

because of the position well, it’s a little strange, if not absurd, after all, you need to decide on unescoems to everyone. either we are for pluralism, freedom of speech and will defend it and show the entire international community to citizens of all countries that we are really serious about it's targeted. well, then it must be done inclusively, then it must be done together, or we will selectively invite specialists who can give an assessment of the event, but from your corner.

the centenary of the founding of the national library of belarus is included in the unesco commemorative dates for this year vladimir makeev presented the diplomas of the national commission to the library staff for a significant contribution to the preservation of the belarusian cultural and documentary heritage. this panorama is live , see later in the issue. the season of records and the time of true values ​​starts tomorrow, the 28th minsk international film festival leaf fall in the panorama forum in facts and figures. championship among more than 100 people from all over the country will participate in the firewood chopping this monday, what awaits the contestants details on the air of the panorama. the defeat of sobolenko in the final tournament complete the victory of dynamo minsk in the khl football champions league and the results of the national championship in artistic gymnastics. the belarusian chinese industrial park, the great stone, is reaching a new level of development, a clear example of the rapid growth of our common interests with the middle kingdom today. there regi

the formation of the national library of belarus is included in the calendar of memorable dates of unescoted a diploma. national commission by library staff for a significant contribution to the preservation of the belarusian cultural and documentary heritage, see this panorama live later in the issue. the time of true values ​​starts tomorrow, the 28th minsk international film festival leaf fall with a panorama forum in numbers and facts among media workers and bloggers on shark firewood will be held already this monday, more than 100 people from all over the country will participate. what awaits the contestants ? the defeat of sobolenko in the final tournament yes was the idea. the victory of dynamo minsk in the khl football champions league and the results of the national championship in artistic gymnastics. the belarusian chinese industrial park, the great stone, a clear example of the rapid growth of our common interests with the middle kingdom today, is entering a new level of development. six new residents registered there at once thus, the total number of companies has already com

on l 0, we speak to frustrated residency nigerian capitol central pumps. run dry with and as unesco meet, the discuss nominees for the status of intangible cultural heritage. we will see one of the contenders in action ah ah, hare low, they will have a look at africa in a moment. the 1st to the middle east and its turning rather unsettled across northern areas of the region. thanks to a storm system that's blown its way east out of the mediterranean. it's going to bring some very heavy rain once again to the north west of saudi arabia. we could see further flooding from that system. it's also gonna bring some heavy rain on to iraq and into iran, a bit of a wintry mix as well to coastal areas of the caspian sea. now for the south, this is a much more settled picture, but of cloud pushing its way further east. we could see some of that in katara, but it is largely pleasant and warm as the world cup continues. and we move to the north of africa. wet and windy weather continues to dominate across the mediterranean. and that's going to be felt because larry is of algeria as well as to new zia

a unesco meets to discuss nominees for the status of intangible cultural heritage. we see one of the contenders in action later on and so ah, anticipation is rising. and so with that are always her low there. it's looking largely quiet across much of south asia at the moment, barely a cloud in the sky. so much of pakistan and india just a few showers tucking into the western coast from heavier downpours for caroline and sharp, a thunderstorms for southern areas of sri lanka. now what's dried up for much of the bay of bank gall and we had a weakening area of low pressure that's still chucking a few showers. however, at me and my, but for the ne, it is looking much dryer with temperatures sitting at where we expect them to be for this time of year. it's up for the north in central asia, we are going to see some temperatures drop down over the next few days and it's a similar story for east asia. we've had a severe cold wave blow out of mongolia across more than the areas of china. dropping temperatures rather dramatically edit that we've had this band of rain that's g

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and unesco says some of the world's most famous glasses will disappear by 2050, including the lost ones in africa. ah, now buck sounds for prime minister ron khan is recovering and hospital after being shot in the leg. he was leading a rally demanding snap elections. when a lone gunman opened fire, one of his supporters was killed and several other people injured. cons party is describing the attack as an assassination attempt and his beaming currently the ship buzz sharif, is our been job aid begins our coverage now. ah, this is the moment former prime minister, enron han was shot in the leg. chaos broke out after the leader of marcus on barrick in soft party with the turks. oh my god, protect him. ron conn, by the grace of god, we are. okay. some of your compatriots are wounded and one has been killed. peacekeepers all in your prayers. are the party leaders were also wounded? police arrested the gunman, who reportedly confessed to the attack. he said he wanted to stop on from quote, misleading people. with somebody additions, demanding revenge. the party's leadership called for com, w

that's the warning from unesco which monitors around $18600.00 glasses across 50 world heritage sites. the organization says about a 3rd of those are set to melt by 2050 regardless of how much the planet's temperature rises. the remaining glasses can be saved by keeping temperature rise is 1.5 degrees below pre industrial levels. if the emissions stay the same about 50 percent of the glasses, unesco monitors could disappear by the year 2100 shuttle thus got. there is an environmental economist at the euro, mediterranean center on climate change explains why emissions reduction targets moscow even lower. and the scary should really is how this is happening. the speed has accelerate then over the last decade or so. and unfortunately even limiting to $1.00 degrees will not save the one 3rd. that will likely this up there by, by time to 50, by limiting wilbur warming below $1.00 as the world has agreed in the highest that reuben is likely the only way to save the remaining flu card. and as, as we are leading to local populations, we be in the end in the vicinity of many of these 5 are und

la unesco declarÓ esta festividad como patrimonio cultural de la humanidad en el 2008, pero muy antiguache, esto muestra un alarmante muestra de los mensajes e odio en nuestra comunidad. la policÍa chicago informÓ que 14 personas recibieron un disparo en esta noche de halloween. recibieron informes de estos tiroteos, las autoridades no informaron sobre las condiciones de las vÍctimas. bloquean carreteras en brasil en protesta de las elecciones que perdiÓ el polÍtico de derecha. leÓn: el presidente de brasil hablarÁ maÑana el paÍs, pero se desconoce si va a reconocer que perdiÓ las elecciones frente a lula da silva. simpatizantes del presidente bloquearon las carreteras en protesta, tenemos los nÚmeros del powerball, se puede convertir en un multi, puede convertir en un multi, multi millonario al volver. pues todavía no podía creer que tenía eso. en ese momento las vidas de nosotros cambiaron.

some of the walls that most famous, glassy as will disappear by 2050 unesco calls for urgent action to save the rest ah for pakistani prime and the emerald con has been shot at a rally. he's blaming 3 top officials, including prime minister shabba sharif. colin was leading a protest, march advanced snap elections when a gunman opened fire party officials say he was hit in the leg, but his condition is not serious. as i have been javert reports, ah, this is the moment former prime minister, iran han was shot in the leg. chaos broke out after the leader of partisan barrick in south party with the tides. oh, my god, protect him, ron khan, by the grace of god that we are okay. some of our compatriots are wounded and one has been killed. please keep us all in your prayers. are the party leaders were also wounded? police arrested the gunman who reportedly confessed to the attack. he said he wanted to stop on from quote, misleading people. with some politicians demanding revenge. the parties, leadership, called the com, would all organizing shortly in each city and pakistan that we find ourse

when we come back with unesco mates to decide what counts as cultural heritage from french by get students ambient, dancing and sombre style. brazil secure their place in the knockout stages of the world comp, with a one a win against switzerland. marina steamers. ah, anticipation is rising. i so as the atmosphere a you read the with spoke to my cattle a ways hello. we got a taste of winter making its way right across china over the next couple of days, just not too bad over my, which was seldom errors, but really haven't noticed the temperatures falling away sharply as we go through the next day or 2 behind this blue line this co fonts, and as the names jest, we are going to see cold air really digging in. normally we say sub 0 in beijing minus 20 for renewal on baton. and we're going to see that code where continue to sing for the south, which as we go through the next hour. so showers longest bells of radical central and southern parts of china for tuesday, running up into a good part of japan. because the temperatures will hand 10, we lean at around 18 degrees celsius. now as we go on

for all of these reasons, the unesco organization has named delphi, one of its key will heritage sites and it chose this place to announce on thursday that it was also trying to broaden in the next phase of its history. the mixture of sites to include more african sites among the world heritage list. so it is going to invite 12 countries among the smaller and less wealthy of african countries to go through the application process. and gradually, by 2030 list, at least a dozen of their sites in the world heritage list, which already numbers almost 1200 sites. worldwide, scientists in the northeast of spain have an earth it a fossil of a sea turtle. the size of a car is europe's biggest known turtle. the species weighs just under 2 tons, such as beneath that it lived roughly 17000000 years ago. this is libby upon o'kelly's ending modica. it's a marine dart all about 3.7 meters of diameter. a is very interesting because now we know more about the unseen c. so we're talking about the 8483000000 years ago with one of the wells best strikers is out of the world cup. just 3 days before the st

i said i had her on al jazeera, under threats, unesco warns that australia is great, barrier reef is in serious danger. our camera argues there doing enough to keep it safe. plus and i'll be reporting from the border between wales and england. does the 2 nations meet each other in a world cup match for the 1st time ever? ah. hello we got some rain in the forecast of the middle east over the next couple of days, a lot of wet weather spilling out of that eastern side of the mediterranean. plenty a cloud here. mac cloud is rain bearing. it'll roll its way across the levant, serial lebanon, jordan, seeing some wet weather and the cloud of rain running all the way down across northern parts of saudi arabian. as was the case last week, you are likely to see some mat localize, if not, flash, flooding coming across more than parts. it will slip a little further east, which as we go on through where to stay. so it does dry up at least across the ravine peninsula, nor them iraq. up towards the caucuses. we'll see some rain that mix of rain, sleet, and snow. some snow to over towards higher gro

created back in 1925 and became one of the first in the soviet union in 1979, it was included by unesco in the world network of biosphere reserves is a rare natural complex with an exceptional variety of different types of forests, clean meadows of marshy swamps, unique lakes, many large and small rivers on the territory of reserves in the wild, inhabited by the big european five large mammals elk, bison, wolf, lynx and bear, moreover, groupers. from the brown bear, the largest in the country, it was the berezinsky biosphere reserve that became the core for the conservation and resettlement of the european river beaver, which has practically disappeared in belarus for more than for 50 years, a museum of nature has been open for visitors every day, which presents about 300 species of animals, as well as a center for mythological tourism, which includes a museum of mythology and an ecological path in the land of myths . yuri semenko his first fee. he earned money at the age of 14, volunteered for the front and met the victory in berlin after demobilization in the state academic choir unde

for all of these reasons, the unesco organization has named delphi one of its key worlds heritage sites. and it chose this place to announce on thursday that it was also trying to broaden in the next phase of its history. the mixture of sites to include more african sites among the world heritage list. so it is going to invite 12 countries among the smaller and less wealthy and african countries to go through the application process.

in terms of destroying the natural world, which is often protected by the unesco convention. absolutely. and unfortunately, the australia is having a very ambivalent position here. they have promised to protect the barrier and they have set up the program. but on the other hand, developing huge coal mines in the interior of the country and shipping the call from coach opposite to the reef, which will have extremely detrimental effects on the reef. and then the cold will be burned in congress and other countries which contribute to climate change. so australia, on the one hand, promises to read on the other hand, is actually contributing to the, the climate change. and the convention clearly says the countries for everything they can to protect their sides. and because certainly that isn't true. and, and we have actually made interventions that countries, when, when unesco determines what to do, they should take into consideration the general policy of a country. and we'll see what comes out of this meeting for the moment. stephen duncan, at joining us from bell, and thank you

the challenges facing the un cultural agency, unesco is it marks its 50th anniversary car hits back at continued allegations of mistreating migrant workers to the world cup. we'll have that plenty more from falls showpiece event a little later. ah, but 1st, republicans have won 218 seats in the us house of representatives. so this gives them just enough to control the chamber with 6 other seats still being counted. the democrats have $211.00 seats so far. president joe biden has king drug congratulated the republicans and promised to work with them. but this, when in the mid term elections could give them leverage to block his agenda, but speak to our white house correspondent, kimberly how get so the republicans, hobby house, and presumably they'll be looking to rayna and biden's agenda. kimberly and there's no question that is on the agenda of republicans, but it gets a little bit challenging given there, razor thin margin that allowed them to control the house of representatives. and you have to remember to that when it comes to legislating both bodies, the house of representatives,

property of world significance, our art of weaving straw is one step away from being included in the unesco intangible cultural heritage list it's time to uncover skis and ski snowboards resorts and countries are open, what awaits lovers of winter holidays and are the slopes good? sad news today did not become vladimir makei , the head of the belarusian foreign ministry died suddenly at the age of 64 since 1993 . vladimir vladimirovich was in the diplomatic service in 2000-2008, he was an assistant to the president of belarus from 2008 to 12, he headed the presidential administration since 2012. he held the post of minister of foreign affairs, had the diplomatic rank of extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador. sincere condolences to the family and friends of vladimir makei were expressed by the president of belarus alexander lukashenko. words of sympathy and grief come from representatives of the authorities, public and political figures of our country and from abroad, where vladimir vladimirovich is especially noted as a true patriot of belarus and earned high respect, not only in our

unesco appears to agree and is considering if it's time to call them a world heritage site a friday as usual. follow us on social media on facebook and twitter. i'm melissa chan. thanks for watching and have a good weekend with me, just a thought, see what grade he will be with me doing and depressing women and nation america right. november 25th on d w. a . d coupling or redefining the relationship. a number of german corporate leaders openly warn of cutting ties within increasingly aggressive china, full of expert analysis on what a future relationship should look like. and we'll take a look at how gas heated to dutch greenhouses aim to make themselves more energy efficient. i'm chris cobra. welcome to the program. german industry as grappling with its future business and political relationship with china. c o's from 8 firms including heavy weights like siemens bosh, and b s f, right? the letter saying not to decouple. the companies say it is right for germany to redefine his relationship with china, to it's increasingly assertive behavior and it's human rights issues, but insist ger

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it's thanks to a program run by the sports world governing body safer. together with unesco, every kick by stood in santa pitch in ivory coast economic capital abbey john is taking place under the watchful eye of trainers from fever. ivory coast is the 1st country in west africa and the 5th on the continent to join the football for schools programs launched in 2019. it incorporates football related activities into education systems. one aim is to keep kids in school while they pursue their football dreams. almost into ball for a k does not so great in school or doesn't want to go. it's a good idea to encourage him on the path of football instead. but there is no assurance of the on the assurance is to go to school. football for schools organizers believe the sport is uniquely positioned to incentivize students to stay in school while making professional grade training available to anyone who wants to play. we'll see, submit to the review here. we are a bit different because our method connects football and education at the same time . yes it does it. so there's the teaching of life skil

it contains an image of the national coat of arms of cutter and zubor fort from the unesco list of commemorative notes made of polymer materials and can be purchased at banks and exchange offices the world cup will be held from november 20 to december 18. qatar will be the first country in the arab world to host this tournament. it hurts the ferrari that german michael schumacher won the sixth world title in formula 1 sold at an auction in geneva for 13 million swiss francs, the auction was held by the security council auction house where they said that the car was sold at a record price for a modern formula 1, but it hurts with the most wins in the history of the brand, so it occupies an important place in automotive history. said a spokesman for hundreds of vincent luzuya initially auction house estimated the cost of the car 7.5 million, but along the way, dealers have almost doubled it. that's all for now in sports, see you in the next hour. always wondering where it all starts? now you will see everything. manufacturers of good things want and most importantly. the ukrainian company motor ci

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belarusian gold is woven into wealth of world significance, our art of self-weaving can add to the list of unescocultural heritage, the decision will be announced at the 17th session of the intergovernmental committee, which starts tomorrow and will last a week, our solomka can become the fifth cultural heritage in the register under the protection of the world community. christmas rite, carol tsars celebration in honor of the veneration of the icon of the mother of god of butsovskaya spring rite of the yuryev round dance and the culture of forest beekeeping. belarus, the roots of the most weave we have are ancient, and what a wide distribution, we can talk from the xix century, and it was in the artistic sense of this craft that it flourished. we can talk from the middle of the 20th century, and this is the uniqueness of our belarusian weaving salon. a completely different understanding of the plasticity of straw. why this particular material became part of the culture of belarusians, as well as who continues the craft of great-grandfathers and what interest it arouses in the world community, se

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most striking monuments of pskov church architecture of the 16th century, it was included in the unescoof cultural heritage, the temple was rebuilt several times, it was significantly damaged during the great patriotic war in the 60th century, the ancient forms were returned to it, but the bells have just been installed. the next stage of the large-scale reconstruction will begin next year. thank you tatyan, and so we continue the big news with the audience in moscow and the moscow region, see you in a couple of seconds. the weather in the capital went negative today for the first time, the thermometers did not reach, it was even sunny, but it was frosty after the snowfall, which took place on the eve of the road, ice-bound on the streets of the city serious traffic jams and accidents all day. so we are here from the third ring road to trofimova street a car-sharing car and a taxi collided in yuzhny butovo, the truck skidded on a bend, as a result, the car overturned, and the contents of the body turned out to be

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