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Ancient Tibetan medical book added to UNESCO Memory of the World Register-

LHASA, May 25 (Xinhua) -- Five versions of the Four Treatises, an ancient medical book on traditional Tibetan medicine, have been inscribed on the UNESCO Memory

Two more Chinese documentary texts, The Four Medical Classics and Manuscripts of the Kong Tac Lam Temple in Macao (1645-1980), were added to the Memory of the World Register at the 216th session of the Executive Board of UNESCO held in Paris.

/PRNewswire/ -- The Royal Commission for AlUla (RCU)s efforts to conserve the regions documentary heritage have been acknowledged with the listing of Jabal...

Inscribed on the UNESCO Memory of the World Register for its rock carvings which reflect daily life in the Dadanite KingdomAlUla's Jabal Ikmah contains the largest concentration of Dadanitic

Inscribed on the UNESCO Memory of the World Register for its rock carvings which reflect daily life in the Dadanite KingdomAlUlas Jabal Ikmah con...

Inscribed on the UNESCO Memory of the World Register for its rock carvings which reflect daily life in the Dadanite Kingdom AlUlas Jabal Ikmah contains the largest concentration of Dadanitic

The Forbidden City, Chinas imperial palace from 1420 to 1911, which is now officially known as the Palace Museum, is not just famous for its extensive collection of royal relics and its unique architecture but is also a treasure trove of archaic characters.

FORUM Ukraines post-war reconstruction and the EU accession efforts of that country and of the Republic of Moldova are among the topics discussed in Bucharest in a forum devoted to security challenges at the Black Sea and in the Balkans. The 2-day event comprises over 40 sessions, attended by senior civilian and military officials, diplomats and experts from the European Union and NATO, as well as partner states. Attending the event, PM Nicolae Ciucă pleaded for a strengthened NATO presence at ...

The Johanna Spyri and Heidi archives in Zurich have been added to UNESCO's Memory of the World International Register. The decision by the Executive Board of UNESCO acknowledges the collections' universal importance. The University of Zurich will be working with both institutions to promote the academic study of the collections.