National Parks have a long and illustrious history.
During the 2011 revolution in Egypt, Blue Shield International sent a fact-finding expedition to defend the country's cultural assets.The protection of culture and cultural heritage is governed by a number of international agreements and national legislation. International protection and local implementation are coordinated by UNESCO and its partner organizations, such as Blue Shield International. The Learning with Culture 21 Actions program intends to give cities the opportunity to take part in a learning process, evaluating, designing, and implementing cultural policies that contribute to local sustainable development. The program's goals are to promote local and European understanding of the link between culture and local sustainable development in the participating countries... All projects are available to view.
Culture protection
The Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict and the UNESCO Convention for the Protection of Cultural Diversity, in general, deal with cultural protection. Article 27 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights addresses cultural heritage in two ways: on the one hand, it gives people the right to participate in cultural life, and on the other, it gives them the right to have their contributions to cultural life protected. The Middle Eastern countries share some, but not all, characteristics. This is unsurprising, given that the region encompasses over 20 countries, according to PBS. The Arabic language is spoken widely throughout the region, however the broad range of dialects can make communication difficult at times. Religion is another area where the Middle Eastern countries have a lot in common. The origins of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam may all be traced back to the Middle
Culture and cultural items are rapidly occupying a broad territory on a national and international scale.
The United Nations and UNESCO are attempting to establish and implement standards in this area under international law. The goal is to preserve humanity's cultural history, especially in the event of war and armed conflict, rather than to protect a person's possessions. According to Karl von Habsburg, President of Blue Shield International, the destruction of cultural assets is also a kind of psychological warfare. The attacker's primary goal is the opponent's identity, therefore symbolic cultural assets become a primary target. It's also meant to have an impact on a state's, region's, or municipality's cultural memory, expanding cultural variety, and economic foundation (such as tourism).Another pressing concern nowadays is tourism's impact on many forms of culture. On the one hand, this can include physical consequences on individual things or devastation caused by increased environmental pollution, as well as socio-cultural effects on society.a successful culture
