During the meeting, Mr Anastasi and Italian experts expressed their eagerness to share their vast experience in managing and restoring world famous ancient relics and developing museum projects over the past several centuries with Hanoi.
At the meeting they also talked about ways of making relics sites more appealing to tourists. Experts from the Cultural Heritage Superintendency gave a presentation on the use of state-of-the-art technology using video clips and lighting at relics sites to help visitors learn and make their experience more enjoyable.
In addition, Rome experts emphasized the importance of soliciting capital resources from the private sector to preserve and restore ancient relics as well as the city’s key role in managing and devising orientations.
In turn, the delegation from Hanoi thanked their hosts for their assistance and said they look forward to cooperating in the restoration and preservation of relics sites in the time ahead.
Rome is a 2,700 year old ancient city and is the cradle of the Roman culture and architectures with world famous heritages attracting the most visitors.
