The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has made significant additions to the World Heritage List during its 46th session, held in New Delhi. This includes several archaeological and cultural sites from various regions, reflecting the rich history and heritage of humanity. Among the newly inscribed sites are those from Arab countries, Europe, Africa, and Asia, showcasing the diverse cultural landscapes that UNESCO aims to preserve.
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Saudi Arabia / Jordan / Senegal
UNESCO Expands World Heritage List: 10 New Sites Celebrating Global Heritage
2024-07-29T18:44:23.047Z
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UNESCO has added ten new sites to the World Heritage List, recognizing their cultural and historical significance. Discover the newly inscribed locations from Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Romania, and more, as they join the ranks of protected global heritage.
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