[Auto-translated content] Today, Thursday, October 30, 2025, His Excellency Professor Dr. Mohamed Ould Omar, Director-General of the Arab Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organization (ALECSO), and His Excellency Mr. Mohamed Saad Al-Rumaihi, CEO of the Qatar Museums Authority, supervised the handing over of certificates of registration of Arab countries’ sites in the Arab Architectural and Urban Heritage Register, in Doha. As a reminder, the locations registered in the registry for the year 2025 were as follows: 1. Jordan: Palace of the Founding King2. Emirates: Union House Building 3. Tunisia: Al-Zaytouna Al-Maamour Mosque4. Algeria: Old City of Miliana5. Saudi Arabia: Al-Khubara Heritage Town, Al-Qashla Castle, Diriyah District, Marid Castle, De Ain Village6. Syria: Umayyad Mosque in Damascus7. Iraq: Historical monuments on the Tigris River, Al-Bab Al-Wastani site 8. Sultanate of Oman: Al Hamouda Mosque, Al Shawathna Mosque, Nizwa Fort, Sohar Fort9. Palestine: The Old City of Hebron, the Old City of Jerusalem, the Great Omari Mosque in Gaza City10. Qatar: Barzan Tower, Old Palace, Murwab Archaeological Site11. Kuwait: Kuwait Towers12. Lebanon: Qadisha Valley and the Cedars of God13. Libya: Tounin village in Ghadames city14. Egypt: Al-Gezira Center for Islamic Arts and Ceramics15. Morocco: The ancient city of Fez16. Mauritania: Azuki Archaeological Site17. Yemen: Historic Aden Cisterns. This step is an important stage in enhancing awareness of the importance of Arab architectural heritage, and encouraging countries to preserve their historical sites as part of a common cultural identity.