Abstract
Re-Studying Rosetta City as a Cultural Landscape, a Step for Registration on the World Heritage List. (Dept. A)
Highlights
THE World Heritage sites are landmarks or areas that have been nominated by the World Heritage Committee of the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) for inclusion in the World Heritage Sites Program, which UNESCO manages
Practical analytical approach: It includes applying international standards for Rashid to be registered on the World Heritage List
The results are summarized in finding definitive evidence that Rashid is a cultural landscape area; some recommendations were added
Summary
THE World Heritage sites are landmarks or areas that have been nominated by the World Heritage Committee of the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) for inclusion in the World Heritage Sites Program, which UNESCO manages. These features can be natural, like forests and mountain ranges, or man-made, like buildings and cities, or a combination of the two as a mixed. Under the terms of this agreement, the sites participating in this program will receive financial assistance under certain conditions.
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