Egypt
Those brown nosers at UNESCO have sent one of their own on another fact finding mission to Luxor, Egypt. World class indeed you can imagine the champagne magazine at Luxor was well stocked for this showboat.
The UNESCO official praised the restoration of the Qurna village you know the place where all the people were evicted from their homes a decade ago or less! Very good indeed!
No doubt the UNESCO official was towed up and down the Nile past the Luxor temples on a golden ship.
I imagine the residents of Luxor will be next to make way for a brand new international airport strictly for the UNESCO nosers.
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- Unesco Scientific Committee Meeting In Luxor
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- Unesco Relaxes Its Rules - Again - This Time In Turkey
Hurriyet Daily News Although this does not concern Egypt directly I thought that this story was particularly useful in the light of Caroline Simpson's recent paper about Qurna on the west bank of Luxor (Theban Blindness - the Case of Qurna). UNESCO...
- Development: Luxor
Egypt State Information Service Egyptian Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif discussed during a meeting on Sunday 13/12/2009 with the UNESCO advisor at Luxor governorate a report on the organization's endorsement of three major projects in this Egyptian governorate....
- Co-ordination With Unesco To Protect Luxor
Egypt State Information Service Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed Nazif asserted that Egypt is keen to benefit from UNESCO's expertise in maintaining the special nature of the Egyptian city of Luxor. The government is now examining a UNESCO offer to declare...
- Unesco Thanked Egypt For Its “great” Efforts To Develop Luxor
Luxor News (Jane Akshar) from Dr Samir Farag press office: UNESCO sent thanks to the Egyptian government for its efforts to develop the city of Luxor which consider one of the most important world heritage sites and what is being implemented on its territory...
Egypt
Waste of Space
Those brown nosers at UNESCO have sent one of their own on another fact finding mission to Luxor, Egypt. World class indeed you can imagine the champagne magazine at Luxor was well stocked for this showboat.
The UNESCO official praised the restoration of the Qurna village you know the place where all the people were evicted from their homes a decade ago or less! Very good indeed!
No doubt the UNESCO official was towed up and down the Nile past the Luxor temples on a golden ship.
I imagine the residents of Luxor will be next to make way for a brand new international airport strictly for the UNESCO nosers.
http://www.plenglish.com/article.asp?ID={8CA63CF0-2E3A-4F8E-9153-AC8C2BA6FC56})&language=EN
- Unesco Scientific Committee Meeting In Luxor
Luxor Times UNESCO, in cooperation with the Egyptian Ministry of Culture and the Governorate of Luxor, organising the first Scientific Committee meeting on the safeguarding project of New Gourna Village in Luxor, Egypt. The UNESCO initiative aims to...
- Unesco Relaxes Its Rules - Again - This Time In Turkey
Hurriyet Daily News Although this does not concern Egypt directly I thought that this story was particularly useful in the light of Caroline Simpson's recent paper about Qurna on the west bank of Luxor (Theban Blindness - the Case of Qurna). UNESCO...
- Development: Luxor
Egypt State Information Service Egyptian Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif discussed during a meeting on Sunday 13/12/2009 with the UNESCO advisor at Luxor governorate a report on the organization's endorsement of three major projects in this Egyptian governorate....
- Co-ordination With Unesco To Protect Luxor
Egypt State Information Service Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed Nazif asserted that Egypt is keen to benefit from UNESCO's expertise in maintaining the special nature of the Egyptian city of Luxor. The government is now examining a UNESCO offer to declare...
- Unesco Thanked Egypt For Its “great” Efforts To Develop Luxor
Luxor News (Jane Akshar) from Dr Samir Farag press office: UNESCO sent thanks to the Egyptian government for its efforts to develop the city of Luxor which consider one of the most important world heritage sites and what is being implemented on its territory...