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Cultural heritage is important because it embodies identities, traditions, and shared values, fostering a sense of community and belonging. It acts as a collective memory, connecting past, present, and future, and is crucial for peace, diversity, and local economies. The preservation of cultural heritage helps to promote mutual respect among different cultures and is vital for understanding our history and humanity. Additionally, recognizing and safeguarding cultural heritage is essential for confronting global challenges like climate change and armed conflict.
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