Central African Republic
Properties inscribed on the World Heritage List (2)
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Natural (2)
- Manovo-Gounda St Floris National Park (1988)
- Sangha Trinational (2012)
Properties submitted on the Tentative List (9)
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- Les mégalithes de Bouar (2006)
- Le Tata (palais fortifié) du Sultan Sénoussi, les grottes de Kaga-Kpoungouvou, la ville de Ndélé (2006)
- Les sites paléo-métallurgiques de Bangui (2006)
- Les gravures rupestres de Lengo (2006)
- Les vestiges du train de Zinga (2006)
- La Réserve intégrale de la Mbaéré-Bondingué (2006)
- Les chutes de la Mbi (2006)
- La colline et la plaine, la rivière Oubangui et le patrimoine colonial bâti de la ville de Bangui (2006)
- La forêt et les campements résidentiels de référence pygmée AKA de la République Centrafricaine (2006)
News (11)
- Multi-lateral meetings for the strengthening of security around the Garamba National Park (DRC) Thursday, 3 November 2016
- The European Commission supports a new phase of the Central Africa World Heritage Forest Initiative Friday, 18 December 2015
- Workshop increases community involvement in African natural World Heritage sites Tuesday, 18 February 2014
- The Director-General of UNESCO Expresses Deep Concern at the Rising Violence in the Central African Republic, at the Heart of the Sangha Trinational Site Friday, 3 May 2013
- Four natural and four cultural properties added to UNESCO’s World Heritage List on Sunday Sunday, 1 July 2012
Central African Republic
Ratification of the Convention:
Monday, 22 December 1980
Source:
Official Relations (UNESCO/ERI)
Central African Republic
UNESCO Country page
Central African Republic
UNESCO Country page
Permanent Delegation of the Central African Republic to UNESCO
H. E. Mr Michel Gbezera-Bria
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary , Permanent Delegate
World Heritage
Within UNESCO
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