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May 7th, 2018
The reconstruction of world heritage is to be the main focus of an international expert conference co-organised by the Polish Ministry of Culture and the Heritage National Institute, which started at Warsaw's Royal Castle on Monday. The primary goal of the conference is to "sum up previous debates and experiences and work out universal guidelines regarding destroyed world heritage sites". The two days of debates are to be attended by representatives from all UNESCO regions.
PAP
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