MCQs 2026

The project serves as a global model for the sustainable management of historic urban landscapes.

The prize aims to encourage best practices in heritage conservation and to promote the principles of the World Heritage Convention.

The project successfully integrated modern infrastructure and amenities while meticulously preserving the architectural integrity, cultural authenticity, and historical significance of the urban fabric.

The project focused on the sensitive restoration and adaptive reuse of historic buildings within the ancient city center, a UNESCO World Heritage site, specifically addressing historic urban landscapes.

The 2026 UNESCO World Heritage Prize for Outstanding Conservation of Historic Urban Landscapes was awarded to the 'Revitalize Old Town' project in Samarkand, Uzbekistan.

The Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought is named in honor of Soviet physicist and dissident Andrei Sakharov.

The work of the Belarusian human rights defenders focuses on human rights and democracy, not on developing AI algorithms.

The award recognizes their persistent and courageous efforts in the face of severe repression from the Belarusian authorities.

In 2026, the Sakharov Prize was awarded to a collective of Belarusian human rights defenders.

The Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought is awarded annually by the European Parliament.