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Building a bright future

Building a bright future

Rijal Alma on way to become UNESCO Heritage Site

Rijal Alma on way to become UNESCO Heritage Site

Newly arrived Indian labourers in the Caribbean island of Trinidad

Women of Indian Diaspora: Carriers of culture, preservers of identity

The Assembly building in the Capitol Complex of Chandigarh.

Celebrating Indian heritage

Visitors look at ancient artifacts dated to the Ayyubid period, 13th century, at the Museum of Islamic Art in Cairo. — AP

Egypt’s Museum of Islamic Art welcomes first visitors since 2014 bombing

Abu Dhabi conference reflects international alarm over destruction of ancient artifacts

Abu Dhabi conference reflects international alarm over destruction of ancient artifacts

Explore filming locations from 2016 movie releases Which destinations played starring roles on screen

Explore filming locations from 2016 movie releases

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Islamic Court of Justice — born dead?

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Iranian ‘suicide drone’ targets at sea and land

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UNESCO approves new resolution on Jerusalem

Members of the winning team.

Dar Al-Hekma team wins prize in UNESCO’s City Changer contest

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UN to honor Turki Al-Dakheel along with 6 international VIPs

The Ahwar of Southern Iraq — also known as the Iraqi Marshlands — are unique, as one of the world’s largest inland delta systems, in an extremely hot and arid environment.

Iraq marshlands named UNESCO world heritage site

An excavator is seen next to buildings which were damaged during security operations and clashes between Turkish security forces and Kurdish militants, in Sur district of Diyarbakir. — Reuters photo

Culture Collapse

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Why do Arabs not read books?

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Global push to make Mediterranean diet trendy

Traditional old buildings stand in Rijal Almaa, a stone village tucked into a fold of Saudi Arabia’s southern mountains. — Reuters photo

Investing in heritage

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Australian PM pledges $738m to help ailing Great Barrier Reef

The French team visited the 900-year-old Krak des Chevaliers castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site to discuss the damage and deliver advice. — Reuters

France helps Syrian archeologists fill in the cracks

Saudi Vision 2030

Cooperation between govt departments a must for ‘recreation’ success