This UNESCO World Heritage Site is located on the border of the Republic of Poland and the Republic of Belarus. Białowieża Forests combine unique broad-leaved forests and coniferous evergreen forests.
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The 31st General Assembly of the International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM) was held in Rome on October 30–31, 2019.
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In the fall of 2019 the second international course of ICCROM “Wooden Architecture Conservation and Restoration” was held in the city of Petrozavodsk and on the island of Kizhi in the Republic of Karelia.
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In November 8, 2019, seven young scientists from around the world were awarded research grants provided by Green Chemistry for Life, a joint program from UNESCO, International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC), and the PhosAgro Group. The award ceremony took place at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris.
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In 2019, the next Congress «World Heritage of the CIS Countries: Cultural Heritage as a Factor in the Development and Promotion of Cooperation and Dialogue» was held.
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The Mir Castle Complex (Mirsky zamok), located in the Grodno Region in Belarus, is one of the few surviving examples of East European Gothic. Its history, the secrets that the old walls keep — like a plot for an unwritten novel. Mir Castle is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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