Aoun Receives UNESCO Heritage Listing Honor

Five castles from Mount Lebanon in Southern Lebanon have been approved for inclusion on UNESCO's World Heritage List, following Lebanese efforts and international support. This recognition highlights the value of this cultural heritage, which reflects the history of Southern Lebanon and faces threats due to Israeli assaults. President Aoun affirmed that this achievement strengthens the international community's responsibility to protect heritage sites and preserve their integrity. He called for the activation of protection and funding mechanisms. Additionally, the declaration of listing was presented to Dr. Khaled El-Enany, who is considered the first Arab to head UNESCO, emphasizing the importance of ongoing cooperation with Lebanon to safeguard cultural heritage.

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