Culture

Among UNESCO’s chief missions is to ensure space for freedom of expression to all the world’s cultures. Therefore, it isn't a matter of identifying and safeguarding every culture in isolation, but rather of revitalizing them in order to avoid segregation and cultural entrenchment and prevent conflict.

Une splendeur française: la château et la parc de Versailles
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Palace and Park of Versailles
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Une ville sainte, un lieu de pèlerinage: Vézelay, sa basilique et sa colline
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UNESCO Actions for Haiti
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UNESCO and Culture: the Memory of the World Programme - Latvia
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UNESCO and the World's Cities. A New Partnership
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UNESCO and Values: The Baltic Way
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UNESCO Asia-Pacific Awards for Cultural Heritage Conservation
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UNESCO Chair - U.K. (Bradford). Meet with Prof. David Francis
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UNESCO Chair - U.K. University of Ulster. Meet with Alan Smith
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UNESCO Policy on Engaging with Indigenous Peoples - Introductory speech (Social Sciences)
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Politique d'engagement de l`UNESCO en faveur des peuples autochtones - Discours d'introduction (Sciences sociales)
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Política de Compromiso con los Pueblos Indígenas (Ciencias Sociales)
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