Topics about "Kyrgyzstan"

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Kyrgyzstan

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UNESCO Silk Roads

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Preserving Our Past

Learn how people around the world are working to preserve our shared history

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Common Heritage of the Silk Roads

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UNESCO Almaty

The representation of UNESCO in Almaty was established in 1994 and currently covers seven countries: Iran (Islamic Republic of), Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. It works through and in cooperation with the National Commissions for UNESCO in each country and partner networks in its fields of competence. This includes government partners, members of the UN family, other intergovernmental organizations, NGOs, experts and researches, private sector companies, foundations, media outlets, and other specialized institutions.

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Imago Mundi

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The culture of baking and sharing thin bread: Lavash

Heydar Aliyev Center

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The Magic of the Burana Tower, Kyrgyz Republic

Cultural Heritage Center, U.S. Department of State

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Artefacts of the Silk Roads

UNESCO Almaty

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Artist/Hooligan

Fund of cultural projects “Thursday”

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Discover the artist Seb Toussaint

Rmn-Grand Palais

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A Pirate Disguised as a Lady

La Galleria Nazionale

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Vamos! Travel the World To Lusophone Regions

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Uzbekistan/Routes

Imago Mundi

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The Philatelic World Celebrates Mahatma Gandhi In Asia Pacific

Evolve Foundation

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Women Masland Weavers of West Bengal

Banglanatak

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Jamshedi-Navroze

Parzor Foundation

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Art-Memory: Part II

Fund of cultural projects “Thursday”

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Magnificent costumes from the Russian Empire: Siberia, Central Asia and the Far East

Russian Museum of Ethnography

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Common Heritage of the Silk Roads

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