Fourth Liangzhu Forum Opens in Hangzhou to Facilitate Global Heritage Dialogue
The fourth Liangzhu Forum opened in Hangzhou on October 18, gathering hundreds of Chinese and foreign guests for in-depth discussions on world heritage.
Hangzhou, China – The fourth Liangzhu Forum commenced on October 18 in Liangzhu, Yuhang, southeast China's Hangzhou City. The event has brought together hundreds of Chinese and international participants for in-depth discussions on the preservation and development of world heritage.
The forum aims to serve as a platform for international dialogue and cooperation in protecting cultural heritage sites. Discussions are expected to cover topics such as the significance of archaeological heritage and its integration into modern urban development. The ancient city of Liangzhu, a UNESCO World Heritage site, provides a unique context for these conversations.
International experts, government representatives, and professionals from the cultural heritage sector are attending the forum to share experiences and best practices. The objective is to promote sustainable tourism and the involvement of local communities in the safeguarding of heritage sites.
The annual Liangzhu Forum seeks to enhance Liangzhu's position as an international hub for cultural exchange and to underscore the importance of cultural heritage in global development.