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At the event, Jonathan Wallace Baker, Chief Representative of UNESCO in Vietnam, announced that Ha Long Bay-Cat Ba Archipelago was inscribed as a World Natural Heritage site. This recognition is a testament to the dedicated efforts of government agencies, relevant units, and local communities in promoting balanced and sustainable development of the heritage area. According to Mr. Baker, there is still a long way to go to achieve the long-term goal of sustainable economic development and preserve this invaluable World Natural Heritage Site. The two provinces, along with local communities, need to continue their efforts to meet the requirements of the World Heritage Convention. A representative from UNESCO presents the World Natural Heritage certificate to Ha Long Bay – Cat Ba Archipelago. Image source: Dan Tri As Vietnam assumes its role as one of the 21 member countries of the World Heritage Committee in 2024, the implementation of commitments to preserving this heritage...