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South Korea opens K-Heritage House at UNESCO session in Busan
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South Korea opened a large-scale pavilion on the first day of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee session in Busan. The K-Heritage House showcases the country's cultural heritage and preservation efforts.
UNESCO decided Sunday to add ancient sites in Nara Prefecture to its World Heritage List, marking Japan's 27th such site.
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The UNESCO World Heritage Committee held its 48th session in Korea for the first time, convening in Busan. Director Lazare Eloundou Assomo praised the Korean government's commitment to heritage cooperation.
Egypt's Foreign Ministry has described 2025 as an exceptional year for its diplomacy, marked by a series of high-profile electoral victories in United Nations bodies, headlined by a historic win in UNESCO's leadership. These successes reflect the country's rising international standing and President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's strategic push to bolster Cairo's role in global decision-making.