UNESCO pledges to promote Tanzanian cultural heritage

PARIS: THE Assistant Director-General for Culture at the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), Ernesto Ottone, has pledged to enhance collaboration in the promotion of cultural activities in Tanzania.

Mr Ottone made the pledge in a discussion with Tanzania’s Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism, Dr Pindi Chana, in Paris, France.

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Moreover, the Director also pledged to support Tanzania’s preservation of its unique cultural heritage and attractions.

However, in their discussions, the two leaders agreed to strengthen cooperation between UNESCO and Tanzania in the conservation of World Heritage Sites located in Tanzania..

The meeting was attended by Tanzania’s Ambassador to France, Ali J. Mwadini, alongside other experts from Tanzania.

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27 Comments

  1. Wonderful news! UNESCO’s commitment to preserving Tanzania’s rich cultural heritage will ensure that future generations can appreciate its unique history and beauty.

  2. It’s inspiring to see international collaboration focusing on cultural heritage preservation in Tanzania. This will greatly benefit tourism and community pride.

  3. Preserving cultural heritage is preserving identity. This partnership will help keep Tanzania’s stories alive for the world to learn and appreciate.

  4. Great to see Tanzania actively engaging with UNESCO to protect its World Heritage Sites. This is a big step towards sustainable tourism and cultural pride.

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