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The Role of Arab Countries in the World Cultural Heritage: A Historical and Scholarly Analysis Based on UNESCO Classification

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This article analyses the role of Arab countries in the world cultural heritage based on UNESCO conventions, historical sources, and contemporary academic studies. The tangible and intangible heritage of the Arab world-particularly the monuments of Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and Morocco-highlights the contribution of ancient and medieval Islamic civilization to global culture. The findings emphasize the significance of Arab heritage for world civilization, current threats to its preservation, and the need for strengthened international cooperation mechanisms.

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N.Inogomjonova

YANGI ASR UNIVERSITETI

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# intangible heritage# cultural identity# UNESCO# Egypt# world cultural heritage# Arab heritage# tangible heritage# Petra# Alhambra

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