The Maldives has submitted a nomination to UNESCO to have several of its historic coral stone mosques inscribed on the World Heritage List, announced by Heena Waleed at a press briefing at the President's Office. The dossier was officially submitted on January 21 this year, and a team from the International Council on Monuments and Sites is expected to visit in September to assess the nominated sites.
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She confirmed that the nomination dossier was completed and officially submitted on January 21 this year.
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As part of the evaluation process, a team from the International Council on Monuments and Sites is expected to visit the Maldives in September.
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The Minister also highlighted an upcoming convention on intangible cultural heritage, to be held in collaboration with UNESCO later this month.
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