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Europe’s 7 Most Endangered heritage sites 2016 announced
The archaeological site of Ererouyk and the village of Anipemza in Armenia were included on the 2016 list of 7 Most Endangered heritage sites in Europe. Photo: Patrick Donabédian

14 European heritage sites shortlisted for ‘The 7 Most Endangered’ programme 2016
The Endurluk Andronikos Church was visited during an expert mission to the city of Kayseri carried out by the Association in June 2015. Photo: Ioannis Mourtos

Turkey: Association for the protection of heritage becomes part of Europa’s Nostra network
Group photo taken at the Munch Room of Oslo City Hall, 11 June 2015. Photo: Espen Sturlason

Watch interviews with Grand Prix Laureates and the Public Choice Award winner
Çetindoğan at UNESCO headquarters in Paris on 21 January 2015. Photo: ONE

Turkey: One Association joins Europa Nostra
Plácido Domingo conveying his message on Göbekli Tepe at conference held at UNESCO headquarters in Paris on 21 January 2015. Photo: Courtesy of ONE Association

Turkey: Europa Nostra supports the Göbekli Tepe campaign led by the ONE Association
Heritage and financial experts visited the Armenian church of St. George and participated in meetings with the Governor and Mayor of Mardin. Photo: Courtesy of EN Turkey

Armenian Church in Mardin targeted by Europa Nostra and EIB Institute
Rio de S. Trovaso, Venice Photo: Juan Antonio F. Segal CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

20 European Heritage sites on the 2014 World Monuments Watch List
Photo: Courtesy of the Association for the Development of Cultural Tourism, Tirana, Albania

14 European sites shortlisted for ‘The 7 Most Endangered’ Programme
Istanbul by Jan C. Rabuszko

2010 Annual Congress in Instanbul: a success
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