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Ninh Binh Province, home to the UNESCO World Heritage Tràng An Landscape Complex, is a premier cultural tourism hub in Vietnam. Gyeongju plans to leverage this meeting to solidify its network among Asia-Pacific heritage cities.
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Hyeok-jun Choi, Vice Mayor of Gyeongju, stated during a welcoming luncheon for the delegation from Ninh Binh Province, Vietnam, on July 21, "Gyeongju and Ninh Binh are World Heritage cities sharing common values in preserving and utilizing cultural heritage. I hope this visit serves as an opportunity to share conservation management practices and expand exchange between our cities." Gyeongju announced on the 22nd that it invited a delegation led by Tran Song Tùng, Standing Vice Chairman of the Ninh Binh Provincial People's Committee, to discuss expanding cooperation in World Heritage conservation and cultural tourism.
The delegation's visit to Gyeongju was arranged following their participation in the 48th UNESCO World Heritage Committee session held in Busan. The two cities began exchanges last year, building on their shared identity as historical and cultural cities harboring UNESCO World Heritage sites.
During the meeting, Vice Mayor Choi and Kwang-ho Park, Chairman of the Cultural City Committee of the Gyeongju City Council, engaged in in-depth discussions with the delegation. As the city holding the highest number of UNESCO World Heritage sites in South Korea and serving as the regional secretariat headquarters for the Organization of World Heritage Cities Asia-Pacific (OWHC-AP), Gyeongju shared its policy experiences. Vice Chairman Tran Song Tùng expressed high expectations for mutual growth through tangible cooperation in tourism and heritage preservation.
Ninh Binh Province, home to the UNESCO World Heritage Tràng An Landscape Complex, is a premier cultural tourism hub in Vietnam. Gyeongju plans to leverage this meeting to solidify its network among Asia-Pacific heritage cities.
While broadening international networks through shared heritage is evaluated positively for boosting Gyeongju's global stature, critics point out that protocol-driven luncheons alone yield limited tangible economic or cultural benefits for local residents.
For this partnership to deliver lasting results rather than remaining symbolic diplomatic rhetoric, both cities must establish concrete policy alternatives, such as joint tourism marketing, private-sector cultural exchanges, and practical heritage preservation technology transfers.
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