The Cultural and Natural Assets Protection Law defines the general provisions regarding the preservation of cultural and natural assets. The purpose of the law is to identify definitions of movable and immovable cultural and natural assets that require protection, regulate relevant procedures, and establish principles and practices in this field. The text includes definitions of terms such as cultural assets, natural assets, conservation areas, and protection-oriented zoning plan. Additionally, explanations are provided for terms like management area, management plan, evaluation, and archaeological site. The text also mentions institutions and abbreviations such as the Ministry, Conservation High Council, and Conservation Regional Council. Obligations such as reporting requirements and the public nature of state-owned assets are detailed in the law. The primary objective of this law is to create a framework for the preservation of cultural and natural assets, specifying the roles and responsibilities of all stakeholders in this field. The law pertains to Pillar 1 (Inclusive cultural heritage: ensuring participation and access for everyone) and Pillar 3 (Resilient cultural heritage: safeguarding and endangered heritage).
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