Abu Dhabi Heritage Authority Highlights UAE’s Efforts in World Heritage Preservation

UAE Reaffirms Global Role in Heritage Preservation on World Heritage Day

Abu Dhabi, UAE – April 18: Major General Faris Khalaf Al Mazrouei, Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Heritage Authority, has highlighted the pivotal role played by the United Arab Emirates in preserving and promoting world heritage. His comments came on the occasion of World Heritage Day, which is observed globally every year on April 18.

In his speech, Al Mazrouei underscored that World Heritage Day is a global reminder to preserve human heritage, and urged countries to raise awareness of the value of preserving cultural identity and heritage. He underlined how the day reflects the UAE’s commitment to national and global heritage conservation efforts.

Al Mazrouei highlighted the UAE’s strong commitment to preserving its cultural identity, noting that heritage is an important part of the country’s future, as well as a reflection of its past. He positioned heritage as a cornerstone of the UAE’s larger goal of growth and prosperity, pointing out that it is also crucial for sustainable development.

The Abu Dhabi Heritage Authority has established a comprehensive program to preserve and advance Emirati culture in line with the national vision. This includes conducting investigations and research to record and preserve the country’s rich cultural heritage. The UAE hopes to strengthen its sense of national identity and ensure the survival of its cultural heritage for future generations by preserving these authentic traditions.

In his closing remarks, Al Mazrouei reiterated the importance of celebrating this day as an opportunity to strengthen the UAE’s position in the world of heritage conservation. He reaffirmed that the country’s continuous efforts demonstrate its commitment to preserving and promoting its heritage, both locally and internationally.