Prague, Pankrac, skyscrapers, Corinthia Towers (Corinthia Hotel Prague), City Empiria, Panorama Hotel Prague, City Tower, V Tower, Congress Centre Prague

Prague, Pankrac, skyscrapers, Corinthia Towers (Corinthia Hotel Prague), City Empiria, Panorama Hotel Prague, City Tower, V Tower, Congress Centre Prague

***August 14, 2018 FILE PHOTO*** The historic centre of Prague may go on the list of World Heritage in Danger as Czech officials do not protect it enough, according to a report written after the UNESCO World Heritage Centre/ICOMOS reactive monitoring mission in Prague in March that CTK received from ICOMOS. The UNESCO/ICOMOS report has been sent to the Czech Culture Ministry and the City of Prague. Culture Minister Lubomir Zaoralek pointed out that Prague is not on the list of endangered monuments yet. He said negotiations with UNESCO were under way and the Czech Republic. UNESCO will be waiting how we are going to react. It depends on how we will cope with their reservations, further assessments will take place, Zaoralek said on Thursday, October 21, 2019. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt)

Prague, Pankrac, skyscrapers, Corinthia Towers (Corinthia Hotel Prague), City Empiria, Panorama Hotel Prague, City Tower, V Tower, Congress Centre Prague

Prague, Pankrac, skyscrapers, Corinthia Towers (Corinthia Hotel Prague), City Empiria, Panorama Hotel Prague, City Tower, V Tower, Congress Centre Prague

***August 14, 2018 FILE PHOTO*** The historic centre of Prague may go on the list of World Heritage in Danger as Czech officials do not protect it enough, according to a report written after the UNESCO World Heritage Centre/ICOMOS reactive monitoring mission in Prague in March that CTK received from ICOMOS. The UNESCO/ICOMOS report has been sent to the Czech Culture Ministry and the City of Prague. Culture Minister Lubomir Zaoralek pointed out that Prague is not on the list of endangered monuments yet. He said negotiations with UNESCO were under way and the Czech Republic. UNESCO will be waiting how we are going to react. It depends on how we will cope with their reservations, further assessments will take place, Zaoralek said on Thursday, October 21, 2019. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt)