Ibn Khaldun's Introduction listed by UNESCO
The introduction of Ibn Khaldun was registered in UNESCO's "Memory of the World" Register during a ceremony held at the Arts and Culture Center in Bardo, attended by intellectuals and researchers. This step was taken to recognize the value of Ibn Khaldun's intellectual heritage. Four countries—Tunisia, Algeria, Turkey, and Egypt—participated in the nomination file, based on the concerted efforts of numerous scholars and intellectuals, aiming to preserve this heritage and make it accessible for future generations.
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