In a quest to revive Nigeria’s forgotten legacy as a cocoa giant, a diverse coalition including Anago Osho Adventures, UNESCO, Hellenic National …
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Africa: Morocco’s Ministry to Nominate ‘Abidat R’ma’ Art to UNESCO Heritage List to Promote and preserve culture
by Atqnews23by Atqnews23Morocco’s Ministry of Culture is considering nominating the art of Abidat R’ma to UNESCO’s Intangible Heritage List. According to moroccoworldnews.com, Azouz Boujamid, …
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Africa: AFRIMA Partners ECCAS, UNESCO To Boost Africa’s Creative, Tourism Industry
by Atqnews23by Atqnews23As the foremost continental music awards platform, All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) continues to remind entertainers to submit their entries for the …
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News: UNESCO report highlights untapped potential of Africa’s film industry, with Nigeria Producing over 2,500 movies per year
by Atqnews23by Atqnews23In Africa, the film sector is booming with Nigeria’s Nollywood alone producing over 2,500 movies per year. This is according to a …
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Tourism: Unveiling South Africa’s New UNESCO World Heritage Sites
by Atqnews23by Atqnews23With its vast cultural and breathe taking destinations doting almost every part of the country, much is still yet to be discovered …
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Tourism: UNESCO uncovers fraudsters using its name to steal cultural artefacts from Africa
by Atqnews23by Atqnews23The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) has uncovered fraudsters are using its name to steal cultural artefacts from Africa. …
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The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), has listed exceptional tourism sites across the globe. Afghanistan • Minaret and Archaeological …
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Tourism: UNESCO list the 10th place in South Africa on the World Heritage list
by Atqnews23by Atqnews23A rugged valley famous for its cacti in southern Mexico and a mountainous area of northern South Africa have become the latest …
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AFRICA: About half of UNESCO World Heritage sites lack tourism management planning
by Atqnews23by Atqnews23According to a recent study, 46 percent of the natural UNESCO sites have no active tourism management plan. UNESCO World Heritage Sites …
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Tourism: Statement Of Intent And Management Alain St.Ange Seychelles
by Atqnews23by Atqnews23Statement Of Intent And Management Alain St.Ange Seychelles Building On The Legacy Of My Predecessors A. TOURISM IN 2017 ONWARDS 1. Today, …