The D-Day landing beaches in Normandy could be listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, according to a project launched nearly 20 years ago. The UNESCO decision is due between July 24 and 27.
The project for the UNESCO listing was launched nearly 20 years ago, as reported by sources. The designation would recognise 'outstanding universal value', according to those involved.
July 24-27
The UNESCO decision is due during this period.
The listing could bolster tourism and help protect endangered heritage, according to supporters. One of the beaches includes an artificial harbour built by Allied forces, as reported.
