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A scandalous post from UNESCO, concealing the original history of Nowruz by censoring the importance of its IRANIAN roots. The beginning of spring is being celebrated by many nations, such as Chinese and Japanese, but Nowruz is the most accurate estimation of it. The only country that has a calendar based on Nowruz is Iran. After that, Afghanistan used it as their official calendar too. Any nation or ethnic group that is now celebrating Nowruz has been either a part of Iran / Persia (e.g. Azerbaijan, Tajikistan, etc.) or is influenced by Iranian cultural elements (e.g. India, Mongolia, etc.). Ancient Iranians even made a special city for royal celebrations 2500 years ago! When the Achamanid Royal family moved from the winter capital (Susa) to the summer capital (Ecbatana), they celebrated Nowruz in Percepolice. The engravings on the remains of palace walls in Percepolis show the celebration customs and rituals in the Achamanid Empire. The first version of the modern Solar Hijri calendar, the Jalali calendar, was developed in the 11th century by a group of astronomers including the Persian scientist Omar Khayyam (1048 - 1131 AD). Centuries later, it became the official calendar of Iran in 1911 and Afghanistan in 1922. The difference is only in the names of the months: Iran uses the original Persian names for months. Afghanistan uses Arabic names of the zodiacal signs; for example, the Saur Revolution in 1978 took place in the second month of the Solar Hijri calendar (Persian Ordibehesht; Saur is named after Taurus.) One might ask: What is the point of having a UN organisation for Education, Science and Culture when the officials of such organisation distort a simple celebration message?!

MAURITANIA – WHERE THE SAHARA MEETS THE SAHEL Mauritania is a country most people can’t find on a map. The few who are familiar with the name often confuse it with the very different Mauritius. It’s a large country and not particularly far to fly to from Europe and the United States, yet it’s one of the least visited. I’m mystified why, as there’s so much to see in its expansive deserts and long Atlantic coastline. https://lnkd.in/gbwvWbP5

UNESCO now put 20 cultural sites in #Ukraine under special protection - an important success for Ukraine's Deputy Minister of Culture, Anastasia Bondar. This is a further step to better protection of Ukraine's cultural heritage, from systematic destruction by #Russia. Will it stop Russia? Not likely. But it will help to bring to justice those who commit such barbaric acts. Ukraine needs more support - also to protect its art and culture. Let's continue to support Ukraine! https://lnkd.in/d3934prq

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UNESCO now put 20 cultural sites in #Ukraine under special protection - an important success for Ukraine’s Deputy Minister for Culture, Anastasia Bondar. This is a further step to better protect Ukraine’s cultural heritage against systematic destruction by #Russia. Will it stop Russia? not likely. But it will help to later put to justice those who order and commit such barbaric acts. Ukraine needs more support - also to protect its art and culture. Let’s continue to support Ukraine!