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تونزي تيليغراف
Tunisie Telegraph: Pas Sidi Bou Said
The article discusses UNESCO's recognition of the value and authenticity of the Tunisian village of Sidi Bou Said through its inclusion on the World Heritage List. It highlights its architectural and cultural evolution since the 18th century. The article explains that its selection was based on its unique characteristics and cultural diversity, making it a source of global inspiration—evident in a luxury tourism project in Qatar that reflects elements of its architectural and cultural identity. It emphasizes that this recognition necessitates Tunisia to develop a tourism strategy to manage and protect the site. The article views transforming the heritage into a cultural and tourism economy as requiring investments and modern design, aiming to enhance its ability to attract tourists, generate wealth, and create jobs—rather than simply having its value recognized only by outsiders.
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