The participation of more than two hundred heritage experts and experts from the world.
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A four-day international scientific conference organized by Ecomus International, an organization of experts and experts in the conservation and promotion of cultural heritages around the world, has started in Lumbini.
An international scientific conference on world peace has been organized in Lumbini, preparing to protect the cultural heritage of the world from conflict and disaster risk.
The conference that started on Wednesday will continue until Saturday. Gyanin Rai, president of Ecomus Nepal, said that 9 topics will be discussed in three groups every day. 190 worksheets will be presented. On Saturday, the participants will visit the Sakya dynasty capital of ancient Kapilavastu Tilaurakot. The
conference was inaugurated by Lumbini Province Industry, Tourism and Transport Minister Prachanda Vikram Neupane. In the opening program, the head of UNESCO Nepal, Jaco Du Toit, the vice president of Lumbini Development Fund, Lyaharkyal Lama, and senior archaeologist Kosh Prasad Acharya gave speeches. In the 
scientific conference, there was a discussion on conflict in the context of disaster, heritage and education, disaster and protection and cultural heritage. Similarly, measures for the protection of cultural heritage in conflict-affected areas, World Heritage Charter, guidelines and strategic plans and traditional knowledge and knowledge of cultural intelligence in risk reduction will be discussed.
Two hundred foreigners from 67 countries are participating in the four-day conference. Similarly, more than a hundred Nepalis have participated in the conference. More than 500 have joined online from abroad. Archaeologists, heritage experts, architect engineers, stone experts and experts and researchers related to cultural heritage conservation are participating in the conference.
ECOMUS (International Council on Monuments and Sites), which is an advisory body of UNESCO, mainly evaluates the cultural and mixed heritages proposed from around the world for inclusion in the World Heritage List and provides them to the World Heritage Center, said Annie Joshi, Secretary of ECOMUS Nepal.
The international secretariat of Ecomus is located in Paris as an international non-governmental organization established in 1965 to protect, protect, use and promote monuments, cultural landscapes and cultural heritage sites. ECOMUS has national committees in 117 countries, 31 scientific committees and 12,715 expert members from 137 countries. Earlier, the 60th General Assembly of ECOMUS ended on Tuesday in Lumbini after lasting for 4 days. Belgian professor Teresa Patricio, president of ECOMUS International (The International Council on Monuments and Sites) is also participating in the
conference.
