These three places have now come out of the ‘World Heritage List’ in danger.
The decision was taken at a meeting of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee held in Paris, which shows that a new life can be given with every legacy protection, cooperation and solution.
The Committee has removed three historical Tihasik places on the continent of Africa: from the list of ‘Danger World Heritage’ at Atasinana’s Raineus, Madagascar, Abu Mina pilgrimage site and Gadamas ancient city Libya, ‘Danger World Heritage’.
This decision is the result of the hard work of all patrons, scientists, local communities and governments, who played an important role in protecting this heritage from waste.
UNESCO Director General Audri Azul said, “When a Heritage comes from this list, it is a victory for everyone.”
He also said that UNESCO is making special efforts to train experts in African countries and to make a list of new shelters.
Eightsinana Rainforest resides again
The Atasinana’s rainfall, considered special in biodiversity, was added to the World IT Tahah list in 2007.
However, illegal harvesting, precious wood smuggling and indiscriminate crops of forests have caused a serious crisis. As a result, in the 21st, it had to be placed on the list of ‘danger’.
However, it continued to try to recover. For this, satellite monitoring, local patrol, and pink and ebbab wood collection were restored with a strict restriction of the forest area.
Here the lemer, that is, the special species of horses reached their lowest level and today the rainfall is breathing again.
Abu Mena: Release from the water crisis
Abu Mina, Egypt, is a major pilgrimage center and the Christian monastery, which became the world IT in 19795. However, in the 21st, it was kept on the list of danger due to irrigation in the surrounding areas, due to dangerous growth of the water level and the collapse of many structures.
In 2021, the solar -powered water -powered system stabilized the structures by reducing the level of groundwater.
The UNESCO’s Conservation Project with the help of UNESCO in 2021 has implemented effective strategy and enhances the participation of the local community.
This is a beautiful example that the tradition of the tradition and technology can decide the future direction of the future.
Gadames Heritage recovery
In 1986, the city of Libya, the ancient city of the UNESCO World Heritage, has become a confluence of the cultures of Gadems, Africa and the Mediterranean Sea. In Libya, the site has been on the threat list since 20 2016 due to conflicts, fires and heavy rainfall.
Local administration and partners’ initiatives have restored the historical Tihasik buildings, drains and traditional thawing structures. Also, training and risk management projects were created to strengthen the local skills and administration.
The UNESCO declaration proves that protection is not only brick and stone work, but celebrating collective consciousness, it is a festival that can spread from Africa to the world to the world.