Coordination of Nubian Campaign
Maheu coordinates international excavation, documentation and monument-relocation projects.
Role range: 1961-1974
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Maheu coordinates international excavation, documentation and monument-relocation projects.
Role range: 1961-1974
Rene Maheu became Director General as UNESCO strengthened international cooperation in education and cultural preservation.
UNESCO created an executive committee to coordinate donors and technical work for the international Nubian rescue campaign.
Experts met to consider measures for protecting the archaeological monuments of Sudanese Nubia from the impending inundation.
UNESCO's General Conference established an executive committee to coordinate technical decisions and funding for the Nubian monuments campaign.
During Rene Maheu's tenure UNESCO continued developing multinational programmes linking scientific and cultural institutions.
UNESCO campaign representatives and supporting governments reached an agreement in Cairo for the massive Abu Simbel relocation project.
Maheu supports the international operation to cut and relocate the Abu Simbel temples.
Role range: 1961-1974
UNESCO advanced the General History of Africa initiative to support scholarship presenting African history through African perspectives.
Maheu encourages member states to finance archaeological rescue and temple relocation.
Role range: 1961-1974
UNESCO supported the development of regional tsunami warning cooperation in the Pacific to improve scientific monitoring and public safety.
UNESCO celebrates successful reassembly of the Abu Simbel temples above the reservoir.
Role range: 1961-1974
The relocation of the Abu Simbel temples was completed through an international campaign coordinated by UNESCO with Egyptian authorities and partner countries.
UNESCO appealed for renewed international assistance to rescue the temple buildings on Philae from damaging water conditions.
UNESCO coordinated international work that successfully reconstructed the Abu Simbel temples on higher ground.
UNESCO adopted the convention addressing illicit import export and transfer of ownership of cultural property.
UNESCO authorised its Director General to conclude agreements with Egyptian authorities and donor countries for the rescue of Philae.
UNESCO launched the Man and the Biosphere Programme to link ecological research with sustainable relationships between people and nature.
UNESCO's General Conference adopted the World Heritage Convention creating a framework for cooperation in protecting outstanding cultural and natural sites.
The Man and the Biosphere Programme developed international scientific networks for investigating ecosystems and human environmental pressures.
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