Saudi Heritage Commission Lists 13,040 Sites for Preservation

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Saudi Heritage Commission Lists 13,040 Sites for Preservation

It is important to highlight that in a bid to ensure that the nation’s rich cultural legacy is preserved, the Saudi Heritage Commission has registered approximately 13040 sites which are of historical significance. This also proves that the Saudi Heritage is being taken care of which is essential for protecting the country’s identity for future generations. These recently recorded sites include colonial-era monuments as well as archaeological remains that have been found in other parts of the Kingdom.

This registration activity is also part of a general vision of Saudi Vision 2030 focusing on fostering the preservation of culture and tourism within the Saudi territory. Official recognition of the historical features of these areas allows the Heritage Commission to protect them and pave the way for education and tourism. After the implementation of the program, it will increase both national and international interest in the multifaceted historical and cultural heritage of Saudi Arabia.

Some of the sites envisaged in this registration include ancient forts, temples, historic buildings, and archaeological sites that cover centuries. These sites illuminate the past civilizations of Saudi Arabia, Islamic periods, and traditional arts and built form. Such sites are seen by experts as major tourism cheers bringing people from all over the world willing to learn the great history of the Kingdom.

Moreover, aside from promoting tourism, the efforts of the Heritage Commission are anticipated to enhance local patriotism and deepen the people's allegiance to the national cause. By this process, the citizens of Saudi Arabia will be able to appreciate their history and the culture which constitutes their roots. The registration of these sites will also assist in the investigation, as it will allow historians and archaeologists to clarify the ancient history of the Kingdom.

The Heritage Commission will pursue its goals and intends to register more sites in the coming years. The more history scholars and explorershistorians – and archaeologists work to preserve Saudi Arabia's history, the deeper Saudi Arabia strengthens its place as a nation of cultural diversity. The Commission is making certain that Saudi Arabia not only preserves the historical sites for future generations but also recognizes the historical sites for the generations.

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