Tunisia-Harissa enters intangible heritage of UNESCO

By R

| 1 décembre 2022

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The famous Tunisian Harissa is officially listed as an intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO.

Through this inscription, UNESCO recognizes the knowledge and know-how of an ancestral culinary and social practice in Tunisia.

This is what the organization revealed on Thursday, December 1, 2022, in a tweet. UNESCO has been examining several candidates since Monday, including those of the French baguette and the Algerian Rai.

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