التراث الثقافي المغربي بين مخاطر الانقراض وسبل الحفاظ

Abstract EN

Cultural heritage is the true mirror that reflects the culture of society, and clearly expresses everything that has reached us from the past within the prevailing civilization, whether this past is social, religious, political and other fields that frame the history of the country and clarify the features of its personality, whatever this heritage is material such as towers and Mosques, fences, museums, and other similar exploits, or not materially, such as customs, traditions, costumes, marriage and birth rites, the behavior of individuals in their daily lives, and other hereditary things.

Cultural heritage, both material or immaterial loses its importance as it loses its continuous factors and its ability to pass from one generation to another.

Perhaps the dangerous current of globalization that sweeps away all the idiosyncrasies and constants and seeks to cultural unity, the elimination of privacy and the demolition of identities, endangers this heritage, in addition to many dangers that contribute to distorting it and destroying its identity.

including natural ones such as earthquakes and human such as fires and wars, and other risks that we will talk about in the folds of this topic.

The awareness of these dangers facing the cultural heritage requires us to strive to protect it and to develop strategies for its conservation, restoration, documentation, transfer, revival, promotion, and encourage those interested in it in order to ensure its survival and continuity for the rising generations.