Unesco
8 articles
Digital preservation of cultural heritage is an ethical imperative by 2026.
In Libya, over 5,000 audio recordings of history were digitized to safeguard cultural heritage, according to UNESCO .
UNESCO NGO Forum Africa Week 2026 Highlights Civil Society's Peace Role
For the first time in its history, UNESCO's Africa Week 2026 opened its doors to the NGO Forum, directly integrating civil society into its high-level peace agenda.
What is Cultural Heritage and Its Preservation Challenges?
In Iran, recent strikes have damaged ancient cultural heritage sites, sparking outrage and highlighting the vulnerability of global history.
Top 6 Cultural Festivals in 2026 Fostering Community & Heritage
Thailand's Songkran Festival, recently recognized by UNESCO, is projected to drive significant tourism growth in 2026, drawing international visitors to its vibrant water-splashing celebrations.
How Future Cities Preserve Cultural Identity
In Al-Ahmadi City, a significant initiative by UNESCO, the National Council for Culture, Arts and Letters (NCCAL), and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) anticipates the reopening of sele
UNESCO's Culinary Traditions and Modern Food Culture
Only 56 cities worldwide hold the prestigious UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy title, a designation capable of reshaping a region's culinary destiny.
What is Cultural Sustainability and Why Does it Matter for Heritage?
A recent UNESCO report, drawing on over 1,200 national and local submissions from 2019 to 2024, reveals a global push to define and measure cultural sustainability.
Abia State Seeks UNESCO Status for Ekponibro Cultural Festival
Abia State is actively seeking UNESCO status for its Ekponibro Cultural Festival, aiming to elevate the local event to internationally recognized intangible heritage. This initiative seeks to boost global visibility and formally preserve indigenous culture.