At the suggestion of the Bureau, the Committee's agenda will include discussion linking World Heritage and the prevention of the Illicit Traffic of Cultural Property. The report will not be released to the public until after the Committee meets at its 21st session in December. The seminar was preceded by a two-year process of studies and diagnoses on different aspects of conservation and management of the site. The substantive working document produced which will be the basis for discussions between national and international experts with the aim to draw up guidelines for a management plan for the site. Topics will include international charters, land use legislation, land use for archaeological and urban sites, linkage between cultural and natural heritage sites.
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