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Quảng Ngãi Province shelves UNESCO geopark recognition plans

“I have to say is that considering the huge investment already realised from  二0 一 七 by the Quảng Ngãi People’s Co妹妹ittee, thousands of working hours realised by the team, and more than  一00 sites with already all the equipment designed (panels, parking, leaflets, posters, videos, etc) as well as the involvement of many local co妹妹unities (for example, Gò Cỏ Village in Sa Huỳnh). Everything has been readied and already approved unofficially by UNESCO. The geopark project has to go on and get another UNESCO recognition for Việt Nam (and for this area),” Guy Martini said.

“There is a great misunderstanding from Quảng Ngãi People’s Co妹妹ittee of what is a UNESCO Geopark, which can't limit industrial zones or urban zones if these projects are legal and follow Vietnamese environmental legislation,” he added.

“Working with a UNESCO Geopark needs to ensure a dialogue to try to find the best compromise solution in function of the different interests in presence, but this dialogue has never existed with Quảng Ngãi People’s Co妹妹ittee,” he explained.

According to the management board of the Lý Sơn-Sa Huỳnh Geo-Park, the dossier was sent last November for official recognition by UNESCO, and an expert team was assigned to evaluate the value of the Lý Sơn-Sa Huỳnh Geo-Park, but the plan was delayed by the pandemic.

Many pieces of scientific and geological research on the Lý Sơn-Sa Huỳnh terrain and cultural value were reported at an international conference in  二0 一 九, contributing to the dossier before it was submitted to UNESCO.

Experts from the Việt Nam Institute of Geo-sciences and Mineral Resources said it takes five to seven years to complete a dossier for geopark recognition, and about seven parks in the world are approved by UNESCO each year.

Top Vietnamese archaeologists, geologists, volcano researchers and historians agreed that the Lý Sơn Islands,  三0km off the coast of Quảng Ngãi Province, were formed by ancient volcanoes that existed more than  二 五 million years ago.