299

Lebanon

C(iii)(vi)

The Committee decided to inscribe this site such as it was defined in the plan submitted by the Lebanese authorities. The Committee furthermore requested the Lebanese authorities to give details on the type of protection given within and around the zones of protection indicated on the plan as uncontrolled urban development should not destroy the old city.

295

Lebanon

C(iii)(iv)(vi)

The Committee wished that this site be included in a wide area of protection, encompassing besides the ancient habitat, the medieval city within the walls and the area of the necropoles.

289

Malawi

N(ii)(iii)(iv)

The Committee was informed that the Malawi authorities had agreed to the Bureau's recommendation to consider extending the area of the National Park. The Committee,   however, recommended that the Malawi authorities officially adopt and implement the management plan that had been prepared for the Park and to continue research on the Park's natural resources.

284

Nepal

N(ii)(iii)(iv)

The Committee noted that there was only a remote possibility that the proposed pulp mills be constructed on the Narayani River but requested that the Nepalese authorities keep it informed of any developments in this respect which could affect the Park.

313

Spain

C(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)

314

Spain

C(i)(iii)(iv)

The Committee expressed the wish that, as indicated by the Spanish authorities, a large protection zone will ensure that the visual environment of this property will not be harmed by modern constructions.

316

Spain

C(ii)(iv)(vi)

318

Spain

C(i)(ii)(vi)

The Committee called the Spanish authorities' attention to the importance of strictly protecting the natural environment which is inseparable from this monument.

320

Spain

C(i)(ii)(vi)

307

United States of America

C(i)(vi)

321

Bangladesh

The Committee decided to defer the inscription of the property until the authorities of Bangladesh had given the assurances which the Bureau had requested at its eighth session with regard to:

- the highway which is now planned to traverse this site and which could be re-routed as suggested by ICOMOS;

- the elaboration of a preservation and management plan along the lines of the conclusions of the Unesco mission which took place in 1983.

322

Bangladesh

The Committee decided to defer the inscription of this property until the Bangladesh authorities had given assurances concerning the application of the measures proposed by the same Unesco mission, particularly with a view to avoiding the installation of mining industries in the proximity of the monastery.

287

Libyan Arab Jamahiriya

The examination of this nomination was deferred at the request of the representative of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya.

297

Lebanon

The Committee deferred the examination of this nomination pending a response from the Lebanese government to the Bureau's request to nominate only the Sanctuary of Echmun.

106

Costa Rica

The Committee considered that in its current state, this site did not fulfil the criteria for inscription on the World Heritage List. A new nomination could be presented in the event that the excavations (which will no doubt need to be continued for a considerable time) produce results of exceptional universal interest.

301

Libyan Arab Jamahiriya

The Committee, while taking account of the great importance of this site for the Libyan national heritage, felt that it did not fulfil the criteria of "outstanding universal value" -as understood by the World Heritage Committee.

298

Lebanon

The Committee asked to draw the Government's attention to the fact that urbanisation and factory pollution were threatening this site which, although it does not fulfil the World Heritage criteria, is of great value in the Lebanese national Heritage.

296

Lebanon

The Committee, while taking account of the great importance of this site for the Lebanese national heritage, felt that it did not fulfil the criteria of "outstanding universal value" as understood by the World Heritage Committee.

290

Malawi

Although this property does not fulfil the World Heritage criteria of outstanding universal value, the Committee however noted the importance of this property on the national and regional levels.

176

Pakistan

The Committee, while taking account of the great importance of this site for the Pakistani national Heritage, felt that it did not fulfil the criteria of "outstanding universal value" as understood by the World Heritage Committee.