联合国粮农组织举行重要农业文化遗产授牌仪式

Core Insights - The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) recently held a ceremony in Rome to award new global important agricultural heritage projects, marking a significant milestone as the number of recognized projects surpasses 100 [1][2] - A total of 28 new agricultural heritage projects from 14 countries were awarded, with China contributing 6 projects, including notable systems such as the Fuding White Tea Culture System and the traditional chestnut cultivation system from Hebei [1][2] Group 1 - The global important agricultural heritage system initiative was launched by the FAO in 2002 to promote the dynamic protection and sustainable development of outstanding traditional agricultural heritage, currently encompassing 102 important agricultural heritage items from 29 countries and regions [2] - China remains the leader in this initiative with 25 recognized projects, highlighting its commitment to preserving agricultural heritage [2] Group 2 - The mayor of Fuding, Lin Qing, emphasized the significance of the award for promoting the brand value of the Fuding White Tea Culture System, indicating plans to enhance the protection of tea tree resources and processing techniques [2] - The recognition aims to improve the cultural and economic value of these agricultural heritage systems while enhancing their global reputation and influence [2]