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Lebanese Society for Image Preservation Remains Transparent
The article discusses the Lebanese Minister of Culture's decision to close the underwater archaeological site in Tyre, which is one of the most important UNESCO World Heritage sites. This decision is hindering efforts by the local community and international organizations to protect this cultural heritage. The Tyre Preservation Society issued an international appeal to relevant organizations such as UNESCO and the United Nations, requesting assistance in adding the city to the list of threatened heritage sites and implementing a comprehensive plan to save the site. They pointed out that the decision, which focuses solely on protecting the site without taking bold actions, does not resolve the underlying problem and threatens the continued legacy of the city. They emphasized that the issue relates to national interests and human heritage and must be handled with transparency, openness, and respect for the law.
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