Addressing the event, PM Phuc stated that heritage sites are treasures made either by nature or during the ongoing development of previous generations. “The task shared by all of us, especially those in the cultural sector, is to revive our heritage sites, making them more appealing and bringing them to life. This duty includes the training of human resources serving this purpose,” he stated. The leader stressed that protecting and promoting the value of heritage spaces is not only the responsibility of the State, but of the entire society. The State will create legal frameworks and policies for the work, while the community must play the central role of preserving and passing on to younger generations the value of their heritage. It is necessary to enhance international integration and partnership in heritage conservation and management, as well as the strict implementation of commitments to UNESCO and international community, he said, adding that making the world’s cultural heritages more globally diverse is not only the responsibility of Vietnam, but also an international obligation. He asked for the increase of supervision and protection of UNESCO-recognised cultural and natural heritage sites, as well as for non-geographical cultural heritage, such as traditions and rituals. The Government leader stressed the need to use social resources effectively for the protection of heritage sites and the promotion of its value, creating optimal conditions for people to engage in the work and benefit from it. He also highlighted the necessity to harmonise tourism development with the preservation of… [Read full story]
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