Paris Charter

The Paris Charter is an international agreement established in 1990 that guides how countries work together to protect and manage cultural heritage, especially during armed conflicts or emergencies. It emphasizes the importance of respecting historical sites, monuments, and cultural property, and encourages cooperation to prevent damage, recover stolen items, and restore destroyed heritage. The Charter also highlights the need for legal protections and responsible actions to preserve cultural identity for future generations. Essentially, it provides a common framework for nations to safeguard cultural assets amid challenges and conflicts.