Myanmar and Germany sign MoU on conserving the cultural heritage of Bagan

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A signing ceremony of MoU between Myanmar and Germany held yesterday. Photo: Myanmar Digital News

Myanmar and Germany yesterday signed a memorandum of understanding on conserving the cultural heritage of Bagan.
According to the agreement, Germany will provide technical aid to conduct a project of conserving the Nanpaya Temple, which is one of the 389 pagodas that was destroyed following a 6.8 magnitude earthquake that hit on August 24 in 2016, and also a training program for maintaining and preserving murals in the Narathihapate Pagoda.

 

Myanmar Digital News

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