in 1957 , the first meeting of the bssr national commission for unesco was held in minsk.e of carrying out celebration activities seventy-fifth anniversary of yanka kupala. unesco supported them unanimously. but unexpectedly, the discussion turned around another issue. comrades, i propose that we need it. belarus will prove that intangible heritage has the right to be on the list of world cultural heritage in the 21st century. then, in 1982, a conference in minsk summed up that big one. we owe them this rise, because luchinka is not so much for the songs, but primarily for the fact that he was already on, as they say, on a horse, remember, voyachich did not sing to drink as a veteran, he was registered in moscow, he was already respected, because the vocal instrumental ensemble at that time was looked at a little bit askance, only by a veteran. at the same time , the belarusian stage literally burst onto the all-union stage. everyone sees that when the west comes to a country, when it develops a network of ngos, when it imposes its policies there, the country loses its sov

there was recognition by unesco at the cambodian states 112 . so called traditional villages had the right to remain present. so in other words, people who had been there for decades and generations had the right to stay. the ruse did say no new comers were allowed to move in. but as one experts adviser to the local tv channel, that rule was seldom enforced. when looking at people starting small houses and then we start to to write, please government of combo the please, opposite of c. by which way you can see the same. the problem of squatters, in fact, many so called squatters has actually bought the land and the product and for whatever reason, that's our official. so look to ways they built their houses that there's no thoughts or kind of ideas, obligations under human rights law. a cambodian state has an international obligation to respect to the right to housing of every citizen, regardless of whether that susan is a member of a traditional village, regardless of whether that susan has purchased or not the land to which is living or is the

we defend human rights unesco. these advantage case human rights. so where does that pledge stand beside? what's happening to this man? no, god, no, don't for me. i've gotten all some of the more noise supplement as part of both my dog funny getting things by category on carmen either so kind of will need are going to in my book this from the 11997 and built a home shockley off to it's where he has lived ever since, but 2 decades on just becoming brother does not the dates in game with that or the, i'm not going to bother me, nor do i have a problem to, to the information about my i find that the rules guarantee original residents, the right to stay, also require people to get formal permission from up sarah, to repair or rebuild their property, to that property at all, even though in the letter upset or a claim, they couldn't find the size, you know, supplement pictures. and so these know like to replace it, can we see like a robot and i'm just going to the little ones putting the defeat attempts to rebuild his disintegrating buildings . with that

we believe in human rights, we defend human rights unesco. these have been in this case, human rights. so where does that pledge stand beside? what's happening to this man? no, god, no can on for me is that god mall some of the more. no, it was part of both my dog. but the thing by category on kind of the the kind of will need food in my book this from the end in 1997 and built a home shortly afterwards where he is lived ever since. but 2 decades on his becoming brother does not the dates game for that or the i'm not going to bother me, nor do i have a problem to, to, to get from best buy. i find that the rules guarantee original residents, the right to stay, also require people to get formal permission from up sarah, to repair or rebuild their property to that property at all, even though high in the letter, etc. claim they can't find the size, you know, supplement pictures and so he's no right to replace it. can you see like a name ma'am? i'm just going well actually the letter ones that if he attempts to rebuild his disintegrating building

the in 1992 unesco designated on income both as a world heritage. so do you an agency also a fund it as a living site whose traditional communities was as important as the stones book. now, locals accused the custodian government, the must cost the eviction of thousands of people from this community. while the government's claims, each one has voluntarily moves up to settling illegally in and better relocations at us cuz we have people in power who wants to come to the is the, the the 1200 years ago on this hilltop encumbered yet what to be done on an on night the constant temple losing notes cold in ice by tens of thousands of spots. 3 centuries later, that building was just one in a vast complex of temples, of which the greatest was uncalled in the heart of the ancient city, the bank or capital lives that committed empire and home to as many as a 1000000 people today, the temples are even depicted i'm company is like, this is defining image. it's the nation. beautiful. oh, inspiring answering which makes what's happening to come body and so we liv

the unesco world heritage list. after several years of pursuing hekmatane's global registration case , it was completed. the efforts made here have really paid off in a few years. we are very happy . we don't fit into our own skin. well, i was very happy . i couldn't believe it. when i came here, i saw that everyone was excited. what's the story ? it was registered as a world heritage site at the 4th unesco world heritage summit held in new delhi. hekmatane hill is on the world list. unesco was registered today, this great work was able to happen and the world respects history. hekmatane's civilization and identity stood and voted for hekmatane's global registration . hekmatane has rare evidence of mata civilization in the 6th and 7th century bc. hekmatane ancient hill with 35 hectares of area and the excavations that have been done, there are various works from different historical eras from the time of mats, achaemenids, parthians and different periods. until now, 27 historical and natural works of iran were regis

why has unesco not said this has to stop? no, that's a good question. the government claim the always locations of voluntary to believe them when you know we as unesco, we walk according to set them stand up process things that has been some concerns about building location program, the east we have to wait until government ended and this is just has been a money towards the end, the end, the book to the attention of the was heavy ditch community. if you know this is a lot of such a long time, why haven't you just said this has to stop? because we believe in human rights. let me say it then we believe in human rights, we defend human rights unesco. these have been in this case human rights. so where does that pledge stand beside? what's happening to this man? no, god, no can on for me is that god more. some of the more know something about as part of both my dog and the thing by category on kind of the the kind of will need food in my book this from the 11997 and built a home shortly afterwards where he is lived ever since, but 2 decades on his becoming

this meeting of the islamic republic is actually hosted here by the unesco category center in tehran. lt is. nowruz and the silk road are the most important cultural commonality of the countries of this region, which should be heavily invested. one of the programs that unesco has focused on is education for young people who can be the cornerstone of preserving cultural heritage. also introducing and promoting other green businesses it is a unesco program that means businesses that help preserve the heritage of honor and are environmentally compatible. unesco is ready to cooperate with all national and international institutions and it seems that partnerships play an important role in exchanging knowledge and creating common understanding between countries. khamsai iran near us in the region. with a history and culture that is several thousand years old, kazakhstan has come not only to continue the spirit of traditional friendship between the two countries, but also to propose joint efforts to give it a new impetus , the expansion of hassan. ferdowsi, the great persian speaker in hamas

unesco is ready to cooperate with this.ith a history and culture that is several thousand years old , kazakhstan has become not only a reliable partner between the two countries with the spirit of traditional friendship, but it also suggests joint efforts to give it a new impetus to expand neighborliness and friendly relations. with iran, one of the foreign policy priorities of our country. despite external objective reasons and modern challenges, qazakhstan and iran trust their relationship. and saadi bekhare is bardar. in this regard, we are interested in further recommending relations with iran , which has a history and culture of a thousand years. these days, they are busy searching and collecting materials for the archives related to the history of kazakhstan from foreign countries. in this regard, i know that it is expedient that the scientists of the two countries share the information related to how many years ago we passed with farikhcheh, from the narrations described in the two-sided work of ferdowsi's autobiogra

in the 46th unesco world heritage summit held in new delhi, hekmatane hill was registered in the unesco world list. today, this great work was able to happen and the world stood up to respect the history, civilization and identity of hekmatane and voted for the global registration of hekmatane. evidence wise. a rarity of civilization modha in the 6th and 7th centuries bc has a memory in it. hekmatane ancient hill with 35 hectares of area and the excavations that have been done, there are various works from different historical eras from the time of the medes, achaemenids, parthians and different periods. until now, 27 historical and natural works of iran were registered in unesco. the most important work. in fact, the world registration of this collection is that it is introduced in all world tourism sites as a registered work by unesco and it can bring many blessings and blessings to the tourism of our country and especially our province. in fact, hekmatane hill has been registered as the 28th world monument of iran by unesco. leila nadlifar, hamedan radio and television news agency. v

and in 1992, the us cultural organization, unesco declared, is a world heritage site. and the rescue began with one important funding. principle. uncle is a living site and we cannot understand encore and we thought it, it's one event on without gets people. but that name rings very hollow for many of those people living in anchored part today. thank god, most likely i know that like you can go on a and you go to know comfortable locally me mom i'm out of a by you that's based appear to have the feeling, your eco come without them come, then the closings of some lease like so. cuz the victim a co sign coke park and has it been demolished on the order? and so that's what makes these scenes particularly disturbing is that the government claims the evictions are you know, this goes for the school district. so can cause world heritage status. it's so cold, illegal squatters. i really like to stay in the park to market now through the side of the house. but i pulled the sub pop god you didn't scroll down to avoid, oh god, god, be a little more. dig a ton of coal. the eunice

hekmatane was registered in the unesco world list.ay, this great work was able to happen and the world stood up to respect the history of civilization and the identity of hekmatane and voted for the world registration of hekmatane. hikmatane is a rare evidence of mat civilization in the 6th century it commemorates the 7th bc in itself . the ancient hill of hekmatane with 35 hectares of area in it and the excavations that have been carried out , there are various works from different historical eras from our time to achaemenid, parthian and different eras until now, there are 27 historical and natural works of iran in unesco was registered the most important work in the world registration of this collection is that it can be introduced in all the world tourism sites as a registered work by unesco. may hekmatane hill have many blessings and blessings for the tourism of our country and especially our province the title of iran's 28th world work has been registered by unesco. leila nad alifar, hamadan broadcasting news agency. the success

unesco, which is being held in new delhi, has become global. in this meeting, the decision for the global registration of 27 works is finalized. in this meeting, unesco also introduced the historic site of st. hilarion in the gaza strip as a world heritage site in danger. this complex , which is also known as umm amer hill, is located on the coast of al-nusirat, palestine. according to the manager of the wheat self-sufficiency plan of the ministry of agricultural jihad, this amount of guaranteed purchase shows an increase of 16 compared to the same period of the previous crop year. mr. sohrabi continued about the continuation of wheat harvesting operations in provinces with cold climate informed. referring to the request of automobile companies to increase the price, the deputy minister of transportation industries said: the requests are in the stages of investigation and formalities of the law, and no permission to increase the price has been officially notified to iran khodro and saipa. speaker. the competition council also reacted to the act

your unesco research shows female athletes only receive 5.4 percent of all sports coverage.he olympics change that? gabriela: it is great that paris has the participation of women. the media is so important. the media is just one of the elements that are showing the pervasive nature of gender inequalities in the world of sports. it has to do with media but also lack of representation of women in the top position levels of the federations, a lack of women coaches, 30% of high-performing women athletes have chances to get a sponsor. while men have 100%. i feel it is pervasive and has to do with the structure so we have to tackle many issues. media is basic and refers to all of the elements that put women behind in the sports world. caroline: there is also a big issue of the pay gap. according to unesco there is an 82% pay gap between the highest paid male athletes on the highest paid female athletes. you have another number saying there is absolutely no woman, zero in the forbes list of 50 highest paid athletes in 2024. how can we reverse that? gabriela: it is like any other s

the hampton the japanese government is pushing for the listing of a former mining complex as a unesco world heritage site. located on the side of the island of japan's north west coast of mine, dates back hundreds of years from mcbride. right, for some satellite rollover sato island, both below ground and above it is evidence of the intensive mining. the cofton shaped the landscape once a source of great wealth. the last mines close decades ago, with some being preserved full visits as a record of how the generations of mine is toiled here and also the cause. i believe it's important to show not only the positive aspects of the soda mines, but to present all the facets of a complex history to gain a full understanding. at one time among the largest gold and silver produces in the world. the importance of these mines, 2 japanese, cultural and industrial history is undeniable. but it's how that legacy is remembered. because these problems for many of depends neighbors. south korea are included what japan seems to ignore according to activists, representing victims of forced labor and th

natural sites are given priority attention at unesco.ient znamenny singing is being revived in the vologda region. it has been heard at services since the baptism of russia, but after nikon’s reform, this chant was preserved only among the old believers. about what attracts him today in our report. the unusual good news is given by mother joanna by the ringing of the suspenskaya bell tower of the savior-stone monastery, calling pilgrims and guests to the service. researchers of znamenny ancient russian singing came to the island. bless my soul, o lord, blessed be o lord. znamennaya. single-voice singing has a thousand-year history since the baptism of russia. after the reforms of patriarch nikon in the 15th century , polyphony was introduced into the church. soon traditional singing was abolished and forgotten for more than 300 years. now enthusiasts are trying to revive it. when a person comes, even as a musician, when he comes to this singing, he needs to change a lot in himself about what singing is, why it is needed, because many of

as are unesco world heritage site, located on found to island of japan's north was close to the mines day back hundreds of years. the mines use a forced labor from the korean peninsula as prompted concern from japan's neighbors, but bribes reports from saw the one the whole low beside the island, both below ground and above it is evidence of the intensive mining. the cofton shaped the landscape. once a source of great wealth lost mines close decades ago, with some being preserved full visitors as a record of how the generations of mine is toiled here. and also the cause. i believe it's important to show not only the positive aspects of the soda mines, but to present all the facets of a complex history to gain a full understanding. at one time, among the largest gold and silver produces in the world. the importance of these mines to japanese, cultural and industrial history is undeniable. but it's how that legacy is remembered. the cause these problems, but many of japan's neighbors, south korea are included. what japan seems to ignore according to activists, representing victims of fo

hekmatane was registered in the unesco world heritage list. in the 46th meeting of unesco's world heritage committee in new delhi, hekmatane was registered as the first capital of iran's civilization on october 28. this global effect of iran will be recorded today, the result is wise it was almost five or six years of work in the past when many people worked on this case . later, the summer capital of metalworking and trade of the ancient world is still evident. what is certain is what happened today , first of all, it will be reported to the whole world in different languages , a wealth will be added to the other wealth of iran for this incident, and we should be able to take advantage of this matter in the best way. in the texts in ancient iran , there are three kakhadana inscriptions in susa, persepolis and hamadan. only from hadana water in hamadan. at the foot of the pillar, there are several chess-like architectural areas with regular repeating plans, vast furnaces for making concretions, and other architectural ruins that took years for

hekmatane was registered in the unesco world heritage list. at the 46th meeting of the unesco world heritage committee in new delhi, hekmatane was registered in the world register to become the first capital of iranian civilization and the 28th world work of iran. today's registration of hekmatane was the result of almost five or six years of work in the past , when many people worked on this case. we are their representatives, in fact, here and the case had a series of problems that gradually disappeared during the last 3 years, we removed hekmatane or akbatan , the remains of the capital of the medes, which later became the summer capital of the achaemenids and parthians. today its name is hamadan, a historical city in the heart of a modern city. the importance of akmatane's case lies in the fact that the narrator of bish. there are 3 thousand years of iran's history, iran has a history of more than 7 thousand years and a history of more than a million years of human habitation in this historical city , the remains of the urban architecture

hekmatane was registered in the unesco world heritage list. in the 46th meeting of the unesco world heritage committee in new delhi. hekmatane world registration was done until the first capital of iranian civilization, the 28th world work of iran it turned out that today's registration was the result of almost five or six years of work in the past, when many people worked on this case . iran has a history of more than 7 thousand years . what is certain is what happened today, first of all , it will be presented to the whole world in different languages, a wealth will be added to the other wealth of iran for this event, and we should be able to take advantage of this matter in the best way, in fact , in the ancient texts of ancient iran. . names of the three palaces of apadana it is found in susa, takht jamshid and hamadan. only this foot of the column remains from the apadana of hamedan. several checkered architectural sites with regular repeating patterns, vast furnaces for making materials, and other architectural sites that took years for

the mayor's office explains this unprecedented decision by the fact that unesco threatened to add then. and in this way the authorities intend to limit the flow of tourists. well, and to do this in the literal sense of the word , cut off the flow of people. although, of course, venice is generally a city in itself, and it seems to me that this is almost impossible. well, they punish you with euros, i wanted to say, with rubles, they still punish you. forbid us, it makes us want even more, you know, but a forbidden raft is always sweet, i believe that the flow of tourists will not decrease, on the contrary, it ’s just a desire, right now, right in this moment, this year, visiting this amazing city on the water will only become stronger, although i thought that the unesco blacklist does not mean that the city, let’s say, will be blocked for tourists, yes, no, it will just be unesco to help the city recover, let’s say, if the authorities are already unable to do this, then... why won’t they stop, just to rest, by the way, people who are already planning a vacation are already ready to tr

in the 40th meeting of unesco's world heritage committee, hekmatane was included in the world heritage list . the historical monument of a matane is located at the end of ekbatan street in hamedan. the medes built a capital in iran 800 years ago. today, the unesco world heritage committee put it on the world heritage list to maintain its preservation and to attract more tourists from all over the world . i congratulate the great nation of iran the 8th work of hekmatane's world register . intangible, we ranked 7th in the 13th government , we climbed two ranks, we took the 5th rank in the world in the ancient site. wisely, there are unique evidences from the period of medes, achaemenids, parthians and sasanians. today's registration of hekmatane was the result of almost five or six years of work in the past. many people work on this case. we represent them, actually here. and the case had a series of problems. which we gradually fixed during the last 3 years. a record that the world. today, his seal hekmatane said, it will bring many benefits for iran. what is certain is what happened to

in 2009, the shushtar watermeals were in. described as a world heritage site by the unesco. the shushtar watermills are comprised of three parts, northern, eastern and western. they are also made of several parts, including the lower stone, the rolling stone, and a container. the shushtar hydraulic system is a spectacular complex of rivers, waterfalls, dams and canals. it is one of the most popular hydraulic structures in the world. there are some binds built on the waterway to conduct a water faster and easier. there's a main turbine that used to work with water. "the ring around the turbine used to hold the paddles tightly and water came through panel. the structures were used as an irrigation system, encouraging cultural interactions in the region and enabling the people of shushtar to build farms to have..." have more agricultural products. in the past, there were approximately 40 watermills constructed in the area, but by the passage of time, many of them have been destroyed and some are still in use. headlines, israel intensifies. strikes on gaza's southern city of kon

and cultural assimilation was placed in unesco or the same scientific organization. united nations artistic culture decided to define a word in order to preserve the identity and culture of the nations . he said that the cultural products and cultural products of the nations and countries are known as the intangible heritage of those countries. it must be old and handed down from one generation to the next , and it must be alive, that is, it must not be in books and articles . in 2003, an agreement was drawn up for countries by this same unesco that the countries commit to preserve this intangible heritage, which now has its own different definitions, more than 160 countries signed this 3 years later, i.e. 206, and we were among the signatories. yes, iran was one of the dynamic and active countries that started its work in 2006. did we have a national register of more than 3,000 elements of our honorable heritage, and thank god we were able to to get the fifth rank in the world with the global registration of 24 elements of intangible heritage. in what area of ​​thes

ritual art of ta'zia is not only a national heritage, but iran's ta'zia has been registered in the unescold heritage list in 2009. i am a man with hair and culture , i am a persian in the field of war. elham goran of sed and vasima news agency. written by the book, "i appreciate hossein from other people, sirm hossein , at the end of one night, you are fasting. mim hossein, at the end of one night, you are fasting. greetings, welcome to nim-dorz news. go back to my tent, don't leave me alone, o god, don't let the water reach the tent.

arose with incredible skill, which to this day are such tourist centers, attractions and listed in unescoll, these cities yemen, the maghreb, or the spanish old cities there are very much like córdaba, for example. uh, or amsterdam, that’s exactly amsterdam, more than what we see on all these postcards, it ’s just done without architects, there are an exception, there is a certain state institution, in most of them it was simply such an understanding of certain principles that were passed down from hand to hand for generations, and this... there were such rather good engineering and technical solutions that were based on those resource opportunities that were nearby and some such certain social structures, and that is why ukrainian vernacular architecture is the same as with borscht, and he has hundreds of recipes and they are very dependent on these recipes. and what grows in the garden in this area. it is interesting how people used to create comfortable housing without having almost nothing but the knowledge passed down through the generations and the materials that were at hand. here

for the next 10 years to restore cultural monuments damaged as a result of the war, according to unesco'stions, the head of the organization's office in ukraine, chiara detzi bardeschi, said. she too noted that the cultural and tourist spheres of ukraine have lost more than 19 million dollars in income, and the total amount of destruction is 3.5 billion dollars. the head of the unesco office also stressed that the numbers will continue to rise as long as the russian invasion continues. usd 19 billion is the loss of the sector as a whole. this means the loss of not only physical assets, but also includes the loss of collections, the loss of salaries, in particular the professional. who cannot return to the profession and even the loss of people's access to the creative sector, to cinemas, theaters and to tourism. and till international news. british prime minister rishi sunak has admitted his defeat in early parliamentary elections, reuters reports. the conservative party he leads has lost its majority after 14 years in power. labor won the victory. this policy. the force will receive more

the head of the unesco office also stressed that the numbers will continue to rise as long as the russian invasion continues. 19 billion usd is the loss of the sector as a whole, this means the loss of not only physical assets, but also includes the loss of collections, the loss of wages, particularly for professionals who cannot return to the profession and even the loss of people's access to the creative sector, to cinemas, theaters and to tourism without running around the offices and tons extra papers. the premises of the center for veterans, military personnel and their families were opened in poltava. our anna morozova also attended the opening. in this room with an area of ​​120 m2 , assistance is provided to military personnel, veterans, as well as families of fallen defenders. the state guarantees benefits to such people, and not everyone knows about them. it is necessary to hear unequivocally and help, well, definitely in some bureaucratic issues, because it is difficult, really difficult, and the guys. sometimes they come across some pieces of paper, and they don't understand w

jazeera must say the japanese government is pushing for the listing of a form online and complex as unesco world heritage side of the minds use of full flavor from the korean financial that has prompted concerns from japan's neighbors . but i'm a dr. reports from south carolina and a rollover sato island, both below ground and above it is evidence of the intensive mining the carved and shake the landscape once a source of great wealth. the lost mines close decades ago, with some being preserved full visits as a record of how the generations of mine is toyota on those articles, i believe it's important to show not only the positive aspects of the solid on minds, but to present all the facets of a complex history to gain a full understanding at one time among the largest gold and silver produces in the world. the importance of these mines to japanese, cultural and industrial history is undeniable. but it's how that legacy is remembered. the cause these problems, but many of japan's neighbors, south korea are included. what japan seems to ignore according to activists, representing victims of

thus, the special suzdal landscape is a monument to the world. the unesco heritage becomes a huge settingent russian fairy tale. this work became the last great epic opera of the great composer. in its plot, rimsky korsakov combined two folk legends - about the invisible city of kitizh and st. fevronia of murom. the result is a story about the power of human nature, which, as rimsky korsakov himself said, defeats the demonic evil with sincerity and sincerity of faith and love. and she little by little, like this... a fairy tale on the stage, right behind the viewer is the magical city of kitizh, the feeling is as if you are right in the epicenter of all events, something indescribable. incredible, this an incredible fairy tale, these are such emotions, an impression of a lifetime, i am delighted, thank you very much, i just don’t know, there are no words, such a powerful charge, energy, well done, for many this haloconcert is the most memorable part of the celebration of the city’s anniversary, and of course , an opportunity immerse yourself in the history of the place where the cultural

these animals has changed in recent years, although hardly for the worse, because the reserve is a unescosite, but if you come here, it is better not to do it yourself, but under supervision state inspector who will ensure a safe stay near clubfoot. maryanach, jan savitsky, natalya lobanova, natalya radionova, channel one. and that's all for now, we are monitoring the developments , now on the first. tennis tournament was not in favor of the russian, the rivals met each other six times before this semi-final at wimboldon; alcaraz had four victories, one of which was won by carlos a year ago, right here and also in the semi-final, then he won in three games with with the same score 6:3. the first set of this meeting gave hope to russian fans; medvedev took it to a tiebreaker.

it was given, unesco willed heritage status in 2015. but public exhibits about its history has failed to mention to the use of your time, forced labor, as japan was requested to do all his less things. this lack of action can be seen as a refusal to fully acknowledge and address this part of history could on the button . and you know, rather if such history is properly amended, i think many koreans would visit sato island on. so many campaigns as both korean and japanese, a truthful reckoning with often painful events from the past, from opening old wounds could help hilda rob mcbride, i'll just say right side of the island japan. oh, that's the news from being so robin folded my wits. i'll have to go all the other side of the break, then you can follow little stories on a website that out to sarah, talk com for me on the team here. and so thanks very much for your time and your company. the unique perspective. one picture is not going to tell the entire 8 months of the genocide. however, it is bringing attention to advise that this is

unesco has counted almost 3 billion animal victims. kaalas, kangaroos, birds, the number is huge.walk through the scorched forest, what is most stunning is the silence. no birdsong or rustling can be heard. australia can be classified as one of the forests devastated by the disaster. without a doubt, this is the most destructive disaster in australian history, scientists say. according to him, the total area affected by the fire is 18 million , it’s mind boggling, it’s more than holland, denmark and switzerland. taken. scientists note that it could take decades for australia's flora and fauna to recover; the situation is still so critical that society is demanding that the government introduce a moratorium on logging. such a move would naturally make timber on the continent more expensive than gold. a situation in which the economic side is on one side of the scale. profit, which is also quite understandable, understandable factor, because economic collapse, an economic catastrophe associated with the lack of exports, the timber industry, can also lead to dire consequences, on the

very recent case, the fires in australia four years ago are striking in their scale of tragedy in unescoeven the rustling of leaves under your feet, only the silence is stunning, not a single bird can be heard, when you walk through the scorched forest, most of all there is silence. these are the words of professor mike clarke, lecturer in zoology at latrobe university of melbourne, australia, could be attributed to any of the forests devastated by the disaster. without a doubt, this is the most destructive... disaster in australian history, scientists say. according to him , the total area. scientists note that it could take decades for australia's flora and fauna to recover; the situation is still so critical that society is demanding that the government introduce a moratorium on logging. such a move will naturally make timber more expensive on the continent gold. a situation in which it is on one side. scales is economic profit, which is also a fairly understandable, understandable factor, because economic collapse, economic... some scientists also argue that the main cause of fires i

it has been registered in the unesco world heritage list, manam mard ba far and varhan var manam farsed. hussain is the lord of the free people, and he knows the freedom of the free people of the world, imam hussain very well . the resistance that they recorded in history in defense of the borders of religion and freedom is hamid farhani of abadan sed and sima news agency. allah is the greatest . god bless you, god bless you. god is great, there is no god but god, there is no god but god. on this sad day, i declare that i will never be humiliated. everything we have is a sacrifice for the cause of aba abdallah, peace be upon him. almutrail in their slogans, the hosseini mourners called gaza today's karbala and said that in helping the oppressed people of gaza and in the war against the yazidis today , the child-killing zionists are leading the way. gaza is actually a complete mirror of karbala. in our era, anyone who is indifferent to gaza is not karbalai. mourners emphasized that ashura is a guiding sun for human generations throughout history to resist oppressors and defend the trut

it was, maybe guess, the inspiration for the creators of the projection action on the walls of the unescoitage site graphics by ivan belibin served as the inspiration. his works are undoubtedly remembered by many for his illustrations of pushkin’s works. the work is unique in every sense. here we have a live performance and like any orchestra or how the director feels, he can always give something more intensely and quickly, something more slowly, so that a person can feel it. yes, i will regulate it live, that is, i have a set of specific ones. so to speak, preparations, yes, that is, i have a city, and if i feel that it is necessary for a dawn to occur, then the sun will set behind the city, and if i feel that the city is going to sleep, then our moon will rise. this concert is a unique gift to the residents and guests of suzdal as part of the celebration of the millennium of the first chronicle mention of the city. thousands of spectators came, many with entire families; there are no empty seats on the territory of the kremlin. the main assessment is the genuine emotions from what he s

ritual art of ta'zia is not only a national heritage, but iran's ta'zia has been registered in the unescold heritage list in 2009. radio news agency. o hussain, all men and women and outsiders, on the day of al-abbas, raise your hands, o abbas, o abbas, my life , woe to you, o hazrat abbas, i have died, o hazrat abbas, i am your sacrifice, o hazrat abbas, my soul is crying for your life, o hazrat abbas , you have died, or hazrat abbas iganeh and your servant or hazrat ambar. egan and your sacrifice, o hazrat abbas , you are alive, you, o hazrat abbas, are alive, and your sacrifice is your friend , your sacrifice, o hazrat abbas, egan, love and loyalty, love and loyalty, love and loyalty, love and loyalty, love and loyalty, your mark and your mark, o hazrat abbas, my life . you are the voice of your soul, or igane, and you are the sign of your lord, and you are the sign of hazrat ambar, o scholar o knowledgeable army, my army has knowledge, my army has knowledge of sorrows , my army has knowledge of sorrows, my army has knowledge of sorrows , my army has knowledge. labik or abbas, thank go

as the unesco will pirated sites, though to the cases on saw, the island off depends north west coast. the mines state back hundreds of years. but the mines use a false label or false statement from the korean peninsula was prompted concern from japan's neighbors from abroad to pull stuff from the island. a little over sato island, both below ground and above it is evidence of the intensive mining. the cofton shaped the landscape once a source of great wealth, the lost mines close decades ago, with some being preserved full visits as a record of how the generations of mine is toyota. and also the cause. i believe it's important to show not only the positive aspects of the solid on minds, but to present all the facets of a complex history to gain a full understanding. at one time among the largest gold and silver produces in the world. the importance of these mines, 2 japanese, cultural and industrial history is undeniable. but it's how that legacy is remembered. the cause these problems for many of depends neighbors. south korea are included what japan seems to ignore according to act

so, unesco contributed the architectural ensemble of the center of beijing. world heritage list.ld heritage committee held in the indian capital. nominated as china, the central axis of beijing, the architectural ensemble includes imperial palaces and gardens, as well as ancient ceremonial and public buildings. the ensemble was founded in the 13th century and was finally formed by the 15th century. the central axis of beijing stretches almost 8 km across. and the city from north to south. it is the longest urban axis in the world. as noted by unesco, the architectural ensemble not only demonstrates the evolution of the city and the traditions of chinese city planning, but also embodies many local philosophical concepts. well, in the end, it's very beautiful. yes, i really like beijing for its contrasts, because along with a tall building with a skyscraper of 100 floors, there can be some kind of historical. the object is from the 15th-16th centuries, and what is surprising is that in beijing everything is within walking distance, whatever you want, you just need to go out or turn

did you know that the art of belarusian straw weaving was recently included in the unesco list of intangible yes, that’s right, so today i touched our traditions at least a little bit. i even succeed in something, yes, now look, now it ’s come out on this side, so, let’s do the same thing, one, two, three, here, as you quickly do it, i now caught myself thinking that this is a kind of meditation, you somehow calm down, exhale, so, friends, i recommend that for art lovers the doors of the senin house of crafts from... are always open, because it’s never too late to discover new abilities in yourself and start something new. and i go further to the village of obol. they know everything about their small homeland and generously share this knowledge with the viewer. the first mention is the village of perru, late 6th, early 7th centuries. maybe three from the village in the forest there is an old settlement, a happy childhood and youth, a calm and measured life, they have what many strive for, everything worked out for me here, and i don’t regret it one bit the fact that i stayed in this wonderf

principle, the absolute champion in the number of attractions and artifacts that are included in the unescong, it’s very cool that it’s especially italians. they are very good at conserving their rarities, artifacts, they call it conservation, because they do not accept some kind of remake, you know, renovation against a historical background, so it’s very cool to see how this happens, how very important things for our heritage are preserved, and you know , what i thought, looking at this road, how they built it in those ancient times, the road is still working, people drive along it all right, no potholes or holes, here are some, you know, our builders roads would do well to adopt this most ancient experience. not that they were built for centuries, for millennia, it turns out that there is such a story, well, in general, with such a positive attitude with a gratifying feeling that a new day continues and it is in full swing, we continue the journey through this morning, and a little music in our the air definitely won’t hurt you, let’s dance together. what meaning do modern icon painters

did you know that the art of belarusian straw weaving was recently included in the unesco list of intangiblel heritage. yes exactly. so. today i touched our traditions, at least a little bit, fathers, i’m even able to do the same, yes, now look, it’s come to this side, so, let’s do the same the most, one, two, three, here, how quickly you do it, i now caught myself thinking that this is a kind of meditation, you somehow calm down, exhale, so friends, i recommend for art lovers the doors of the seninsky house of crafts are always open, after all , it’s never too late to discover new abilities in yourself and start something new. and i go further to the village of obol. we follow the sporting life of our country. the belarusian school of batuta again shows a high class. belarusian stanislav became the winner of the fourth stage of the swiss world cup yaskevich oleg ryabtsev bronze. congratulations to our guys. a result that, to some extent, can be considered historical in terms of the medal count in our sport. belarusian athletes completed their performance at the brix sports games, winning. 2

russia and belarus have several joint applications to unesco and from year to year there are more andts in the field of culture. we have a common civilizational matrix. this is not a tale of the vienna woods, this is about three fundamental questions. where we come from, why we are the way we are and how we can build a strategy for the future. without philosophy, cultural studies, history and understanding of these things, these options, there is no nationality. russia and belarus laid flowers at the eternal flame. additional trains were specially launched between moscow and vitebsk in july with cornflowers, symbols of the festival. there are so many tourists that available hotel rooms in the city have run out. back in june , a tent city even had to be opened in one of the parks. during the slavic bazaar, vitebsk turns into a festival city, for example, here, on the busy tolstoy street , a folk crafts fair opens, street musicians perform, it’s hard to believe that it’s so crowded here on a weekday. tirakot, smoked ceramics or vortex, clay group making technique. dishes from the lening

it is not a national heritage, but iran's ta'zia of 2009 has been registered in the unesco world heritageman with fur and culture. it is held every year in the city of harand. this ceremony is held periodically from the first of muharram to the ninth of muharram. the number of poems that can be read , sihi bayt has its own special and suitable poems every day. these two bits are read as flowers in the shur and chahargah devices. a caravan of sujawar people with a flag and some big and small palm trees is one of the ways of it is sad that harande's mourning, which has been going on since the safavid period, is one of the intangible works of the city, which initial measures have been taken to register it . the route from hosseinieh is one place to hosseini another place. on this path, there are other people who do not miss the reward of serving the mourners of imam hussain (peace be upon him). we are rebuilding for love and imam hossein. me and family imam hussain's sacrifice is performed in harmony with the raising and lowering of the aza shale in harmony with the ax and cymbals. the prese

the official representative of the russian foreign ministry called on the osce, unesco and leading europeand to the closure of the kompakt magazine by the german authorities. according to zakharova, current german censorship is comparable to the times of the third reich. there are more and more problems with freedom of speech in the european union. with details anton dadykin. 14 offices and residential buildings in four german states were subjected to thorough searches. a large-scale operation in which about three participated. because he was not pleasing to the authorities, and, of course, criminal charges had nothing to do with it: over 14 years of work , not a single charge of inciting hatred, promoting nazism or anti-semitism was brought against the compact, and then suddenly this ban, this is typical fascism performed by nancy feather. the authorities prohibited the magazine from publishing any information on its social media accounts. the youtube channel compacto, the same resource where a large interview appeared on saturday, was also blocked in germany. with official representative

consultation was the introduction of zorkhanei sports according to it has been several years since the unesco registration was done for this sport, and it is very important, very valuable, very attractive for the french audience , while these days we are seeing tourists from all over the world come to france, and there was a possibility that we are these tourists. we can also attract them to the cultural consultation gallery so that they can see this program. the opening of the program was held very well. it took a lot of hard work for more than a month . we really tried every day so that this program could be held due to many restrictions. we had it, but the program was held the reception was so good that we had to introduce this sport in a session. due to the volume of registrations to participate in the opening day , we will hold three sessions in one day. i am very satisfied with the person and i think that many good things have happened, that is , mrs. shadmehri, in addition to the iranian audience, there are also audiences from france and other countries. the tourists who traveled to pa