In the historic city of Leptis Magna, a renewed commitment to culture and heritage in Libya.
On 29 April, DSRSG/RC @UlrikaR_UN joined UNESCO Regional Director @CharafAhmimed , Libyan officials and members of the diplomatic community and UN family to celebrate the reopening of a.
In her remarks, she welcomed UNESCO’s return as a renewed commitment to partnership and support for Libya’s priorities in education, science and cultural heritage preservation. Admiring the beauty and magnificence of Leptis Magna, she highlighted the strong potential of Libya’s cultural and creative sectors to unlock opportunities, foster inclusion and sustainable development.
During the visit, DSRSG/RC Ulrika Richardson celebrated Libya’s remarkable historical legacy and emphasized the importance of safeguarding its UNESCO World Heritage Sites for future generations.
She noted that protecting heritage is not only about preserving the past, but also about strengthening national identity and unity, peace and stability.
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