Environment Minister highlights Patriarchs’ Park as UNESCO site
The Cedars Garden in the Qadisha Valley, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, serves as a national model for the integration of environmental protection and sustainable development. The Minister of Environment announced that safeguarding depends on a partnership between the state, the church, local authorities, scientific institutions, and civil society organizations, to ensure the preservation of natural resources and their transfer to future generations. A ceremony was held in collaboration with environmental associations and official sponsorship to promote sustainable management of the site. The initiative was also used to preserve the spiritual and historical significance of the Qadisha Valley. Additionally, officials emphasized the importance of enhancing the site's global status and engaging the local community in its preservation.
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