these features caused the unesco world heritage committee to register these works as world heritage. the most famous mother of tea in the world, which has the most complex system of aqueducts and water springs in the garden since the achaemenid period, according to gonabad and aqueducts, about 2000 years ago. the number of active numbers in the country is 36,300. the aqueduct bars are estimated to be 158,260 km 7 billion cubic meters of water are delivered annually to the agricultural sector of the country, we made a calculation that if we actually wanted to extract these 7 billion cubic meters of electricity through a pump using fossil fuel, we would need 800 megawatts of electricity again, that is, a the very large power plant is between 2000 and 3000 years old and with a length of 71 kilometers , it is known as one of the longest aqueducts in iran. the deepest mother well is also located in the city of gonabad, banan . when the set of vertical drilling and the horizon of this achaemenid structure is 100 km and the soil collection on this project is over 70 million cubic meters wit

but on the outside, the world has changed drastically. 40 years ago, there were 5 times as many bis chosen, france as to day. owners are hoping that if unesco grants, world heritage status to the small business rose, it might turn the tide. and though there wouldn't be any direct money in it for the owners, the best her was a world heritage site would surely make for good advertising. advertising that the fast food chains could only dream of the age old city of paris is in high demand. and the big fish are putting more and more bistro is out of business. the problem owners are having a hard time defining exactly what constitutes a bist or when the 1st place. because each one is unique as individual as they are . there's one thing that ties them together, a sense of charm and tradition. ah, fountain is confident that the bistro will get the recognition they deserve. because parisians and tourist alike have long understood. france is not france without its bis jose. ah, german w. this award winning offer is available worldwide learning german has never been simpler german to go. i tried several time. i went to the one on 6 time to talk with his throat. i have just

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further in the plot, a decision was made to include the historical center of odesa in the unesco world heritagethis moment for more than 13 years. the city was first submitted for inclusion in the unesco historical heritage back in 2009, but at that time the so-called nomination dossier was not sufficiently well-designed, the scientific document is now in order to protect the historical center from the rashyn rockets. the city council submitted the application again. they can accept any cities or objects in the country of persecution . odesa became a unesco world heritage site through the procedure, so now 42 objects of cultural and local significance are under protection. from now on, the occupiers should know the consequences if they attack the city center. and this is exclusion from the organization of the united nations and one hundred percent payment of reparations for damages russia tried to prevent the approval of the ukrainian application in january this year, when the decision was made to preserve the architectural ensemble of odesa - this is not only viktor's planning streets, first o

they were listed with unesco, intangible, world heritage. it's after known as humans from when the seaside result was founded here in 1827. we didn't have any harbor, no break waters or peers. we had nothing at all nights and i just when the 1st passengers ship arrived a year later, they had to drop anchor somewhere. and our fishermen and pilots went out in our fishing boats and brought the guests for the 1st time over to land in there, bought a boat smooth and he got 2 of my brother. go come on my land, give them eventually the harbor was built and ferrying passengers was no longer necessary. soon after the ships put in the pedestrian malls, philip visitors still come to shop duty free. oh, they generally have 4 hours before their ship sales. again. the tours are time so that the day trip is can go along to the bunker to it, brings them some 25 meters deep inside the red cliffs. this is where the heli galandes sought shelter from the bombings. it's the only remainder of a once vast bunker complex running through out hello good. and what is

and today it's in the running to be a unesco world heritage site. publicly funded park. it opened its gates in 1847, and since then has become the blueprint for green spaces around the world, most famously for new york's central park. and today, this green space welcomes around 2 million visitors every year. we do get visitors coming from all over the world we want people to come in on the cruise ships, come to the park and see what we've got here, because i know central park's probably ten times bigger than this. but we're special. we are a little oasis. we used to come here we were young. now are not quite as young. we got the kids, the grandkids. they're all here now and we love it. - other sites shortlisted for the honour include york city centre and a collection of iron age settlements in shetland. there are 33 unesco sites in the uk, and birkenhead park is hoping tojoin them on the prestigious list, which recognises cultural, historical or scientific significance. hey, i'm kash with the catch up tonight. football says no to gambling. jamie oliv

today it's in the running to be a unesco world heritage site. licly funded park. it opened its gates in 181t7 and since then has become the blueprint for green spaces around the world, most famously for new york's central park. today, this green space welcomes around two million visitors every year. we do get visitors coming from all over the world because of its links with central park. we want people to come in on the cruise ships, come to the park and see what we've got here because i know central park's probably ten times bigger than this, but we're special. we're a little oasis in the middle of what's a concrete jungle, really. we used to come when we were young. now we're not quite as young we've got the kids, the grandkids, they're all here now and we love it. other sites shortlisted for the honour include york city centre and a collection of iron age settlements in shetland. there are 33 unesco sites in the uk, two in the north—west — jodrell bank and the lake district national park — and birkenhead park is hoping tojoin them on the prest

of unesco, audrey azoulia, looked at the standard recreation center of the soviet period and abandoned brick ruins in chernigov and promised to add the entire city center to the world cultural heritage list. chernihiv chernihiv is a city that is very important in history of ukraine therefore, after we included odessa in the unesco world heritage list and thought about where to move. yes, then they chose chernigov in chernigov there is a real historical pearl known from the 10th century. trinity ilyinsky monastery, but it belongs to the orthodox church, which is now not honored in the country , therefore, the azulet was not taken there, as well as to the kiev-pechersk lavra, although unesco is certainly obliged to protect this landmark , the ukrainian ministry of culture is attacking the most ancient orthodox shrine, which intends expel both novices and parishioners from the monastery. there are also some civil characters. the legitimacy of staying on the territory of the lavra raises questions for me. although they all arrived to protect the lavra from the attacks of officials and nationalists. i am satan and i will support him, who has been besieging the walls of the monastery for

the object of the historic center of odessa in odesa has been waiting for this moment on the unesco world heritage list for more than 13 years. the city first applied for inclusion in unesco's historical heritage back in 2009, but at that time the so-called nomination dossier was not sufficiently prepared. now, in order to protect the historical center from rashi rockets, the city council applied again, but it did not stand. in general, there are seven criteria, who are they, and can they accept some cities or objects in the first place from the unseen, we got there according to two criteria, this is the odessa multiculturalism of our city and what a genius plan what did franz develon do by invitation procedure odessa did get into the world heritage of unesco, so now 42 objects, monuments of cultural and local importance are under protection from now on , if the occupiers attack the city center, they must know the consequences and this exclusion from organizations of the united nations and one hundred percent payment of reparations for damage, realizing this, russia tried to prevent the approval o

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two weeks ago, the head of unesco came to us due to the fact that odesa was included in the unesco world heritaged there was such a solemn event at which the peace of odesa at odessans in the first as well a certain mr. khahangel was sitting in a row, this is our local metropolitan from mp . well, here is the answer to whether the city government will do something about it. well, in any case, the processes are going as usual, but somewhere they are going faster, somewhere slower for with a big lawsuit. i learned something for myself today after reading the statistics that during the full-scale invasion , none of the 273 parishes of the ukrainian orthodox church of the ukrainian orthodox church in the city of kyiv were transferred to the ptu. well, this process is what i am talking about. i am talking about kyiv. now we will find out the situation in odesa, you will see that this process has begun and it's very good that it started no to the kyiv-pechersk lavra well, there are fears about odesa that it is a holiday season, well, it is difficult to call it a holiday season, but let it be the summer

the sea is less than 30 kilometers away, as is the bung doggone national park, the unesco world heritage site, famous for its unique biodiversity. the nature reserve is also one of the richest fishing grounds in western africa and an important bird. nothing area. journalist, my mono select, has been warning for years that mercury poses a danger to the entire region. it's a myth, kirby, that the mercury passes from animal to animal bundle. it has transformed and at the end of the chain in humans, it becomes methylmercury, which is extremely toxic and dangerous dilemma. cook hulu, on this is a very, very heavy environmental. todd, i fear, has this phenomenon been studied enough before we really thinking about it? what are we asking the right questions to stop it. but for many of the minors environmental concerns come 2nd to their dream of finding fortune a good and that's all for this program. now, as muslims have been celebrating the and over on a done today will leave you with pictures of each gatherings across the content. i'll see you next time with ah, with, ah, when you work as an ar

known of the once in silent is the fertilizer ironworks, the largest in the country, and a unesco world heritage site. and then this contrast the countryside along gazelle with its vignettes near pal 3 countries meet left of the missouri river is germany. france is straight ahead and to the right is luxembourg. and the little town of shannon here in 1985 european history was made. this monument commemorates the moment when 5 e. u. member states for his degree to dispense with internal border checks the birth of a shang in agreement. the open european borders serve solid brilliantly, especially when it comes to culinary delights. 7 restaurants in this small state have been awarded. we shall and stars a feast for the senses in fitting way to wind up a sightseeing tour of sa. then we move on to the state capitol zab lucan with a population of 180000. it solids only real city. among the sites here are the barrack lieut, fix killer ship and sub looking coslyn to day it serves as administrative headquarters. as for solids, past the story kill museum next door. it tells all about it in solid. the europ

odesa had a director of unesco because odesa was accepted as a unesco world heritage and there was an the participation of the mayor and at this event we had such a mr. hafangel , he is a metropolitan from the former uoc mp, well that is here is the answer to your question. i think that the chances of making such a decision are not great , that is, there is indeed a discussion of such an issue in patriotic circles. well, it is obvious that it needs to be done, but i think that there will not be enough votes because we have the same regional council , for example, three deputy heads of the regional council, although according to the law there should be two, and the third deputy head is a memory of the paint of the soviet union , who called it stereopanforming, who said that the maidan is a coup d'état, and here is our faction european solidarity she demands it has been more than six months for him to be removed, for this position to be eliminated, but the head of the regional council from the regional council, according to this, made such a condition that he does not want to put even s

the old city for them in the cities, historical and cultural significance has earned it a unesco world heritage site status. but because of the war in libya, it's one of 5 sites in the country that's on the endangered list. and molina, honey, the old city of tripoli is not just a monument for libya, but for all mankind. it has a deep history. various civilizations rolled over it, like the romans, the spanish and the turks. the old city is a symbol of our shared history. every night during ramadan, people come to listen to hack o r t, a traditional form of storytelling that dates back centuries. it's part of a month long government program in the old city that commemorates the holiest month in islam a calendar target and join him. we have various programs for every one, economic, cultural, and political workshops, among others. our program has been very successful and you can see that in people's faces. that can. heidi bit did was born in the old city and owns a coffee shop here. oh, it's like a dream coming true. it's amazing. seeing thousands of people come visit every night. i mean, people fr

it's a unesco world heritage site, and it's crumbling. old of anna was founded in 1519 and was one's the largest ford in the caribbean. but know many houses are falling apart for remember, i mean, mendoza says the ceiling collapsed just before we arrived lot. but with the high prices it's almost impossible to fix the house. i'm retired and the problem is salaries are low and what we earn as pension is, isn't enough. so we can't afford to repay our houses. i q by struggling with a throwing inflation, economic mismanagement, and the us embargo, 4 years, the government has been trying to restore the old city. and even though it has managed to renovate some historic buildings, the people living here, i read constant risk. 2 the housing situation is particularly dire in old have on a local news report, show them quite sweet point, being this one where we are right now. that's wall that you can see there. collab overlap here in a 5 year old mother. got to be north of house, looks uninhabitable. she says it's an example of what happening all across the country. she has been asking the gover

it's a unesco world heritage site and it's crumbling old of anna was founded in $1519.00 and was one of the largest sport in the caribbean. but now many houses are falling apart from the remedy. mendoza says the ceiling collapsed just before we arrived a little longer lumper with the high prices. it's almost impossible to fix the house. i'm retired isn't the problem is salaries are low and what we earnest pensioners isn't enough, so we can't afford to repair our houses. i going to buy struggling with a sawing, inflation, economic mismanagement, and the u. s. embargo. 4 years, the government has been trying to restore the old city and even though it has managed to renovate some historic buildings, the people living here, i read constant risk. 2 the housing situation is particularly dire in all alan alova. you support show them white frequently. this one where we are right now that wall that you can see there, collapsed i in october last here in a 5 year old girl. my daddy, debbie knows his house looks uninhabitable. she says it's an example of what is happening all across the country.