UNESCO session Nairobi, Kenya
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Day 16th Nov. 2010 (day of inscription)
59 - Falconry was inscribed in UNECSO list on Novemebr 16th 2010 at 18:18 local time and spontaneous congratulations took 10 minutes for which UNESCO session had to be interrupted.


Day 15th Nov. 2010
26 and 27- Performance of Kenian traditional dancing and singing for UNESCO delegates at KICC Nairobi conference center
28 - VIPs watching national performance: Her Excellency Ms. Irina Bokova - Director General, UNESCO (in the middle in pink dress), Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka - Vicepresident of Republic of Kenya (on the right hand of Ms. Bokova), William ole Ntimama - Minister of culture of Kenya (in red dress behind Ms. Bokova) 
29 - Opening of the UNESCO session: 2nd from the right H.E. Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka - Vicepresident of Republic of Kenya, 3rd from right H.E. Ms. Irina Bokova - Director General, UNESCO, 4th from right H.E. William ole Ntimama - Minister of culture of Kenya
30 - delegates in the hall
32 - Opening speech of H.E. Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka - Vicepresident of Republic of Kenya
36 to 40 - performance of traditional dancing in the conference center
41 - Kenian song (suitable for illustrative soundtrack background)
42 to 43 - empty hall during break
44 - Cone building of the Kenyatta International Conference Center (KICC). It was built in 1973 on the ocassion of 10th anniversary of Kenya independence and it became a symbol of Nairobi.
45 to 49 performance of traditional dancing at Nairobi National Museum


Day 14th Nov. 2010
10 - Entry to the UNESCO session
11 - The tower and cone buildings of Kenyatta International Conference Center (KICC). It was built in 1973 on the ocassion of 10th anniversary of Kenya independence and it became a symbol of Nairobi.
12 - Cone building of Kenyatta International Conference Center (KICC). It was built in 1973 on the ocassion of 10th anniversary of Kenya independence and it became a symbol of Nairobi.
14 to 16 - accredited NGO forum prior to main UNESCO session
18 to 20 - The tower and cone buildings of Kenyatta International Conference Center (KICC). It was built in 1973 on the ocassion of 10th anniversary of Kenya independence and it became a symbol of Nairobi.