UAE: A Global Leader in Cultural Heritage Preservation

UAE: A Global Leader in Cultural Heritage Preservation

UAE: A Global Leader in Cultural Heritage Preservation In a glowing endorsement, Simona-Mirela Miculescu, the President of the General Conference of UNESCO, hailed the United Arab Emirates for its exceptional contributions to both national and global cultural and natural heritage preservation. Speaking during an interview with Emirates News Agency (WAM) in Paris, Miculescu applauded the UAE's pivotal role in inscribing the Faya Palaeolandscape i…

Sharjah’s Faya Palaeolandscape joins UNESCO World Heritage List

Site recognised for offering one of the oldest records of human presence in arid regions

Sharjah's Faya added to UNESCO's World Heritage List

Located in Sharjah’s central region, Faya Palaeolandscape holds one of the world’s oldest and most continuous records of early human habitation in arid environments, dating back over 200,000 years

UNESCO inscribes Sharjah's Faya to World Heritage List

Sharjah's Al Faya Officially Joins UNESCO World Heritage List

Al Faya, a prehistoric site in the heart of Sharjah’s desert, has recently gained major global recognition. It was officially added to UNESCO’s World Heritage List under the Cultural Heritage Sites category, making it the UAE’s second site ever to make the cut, after Al Ain in 2011. Why It Matters Al Faya holds one [...] The post Sharjah’s Al Faya Officially Joins UNESCO World Heritage List appeared first on Scoop Empire.

UNESCO commends UAE leadership's commitment to safeguarding cultural heritage

Simona-Mirela Miculescu, President of the General Conference of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO), commended the pioneering role played by the United Arab Emirates in protecting and preserving cultural and natural heritage both nationally and globally. She affirmed that the UAE is a key partner of the Paris-based organisation and a model to be emulated in this field.