Cultural Heritage as a Factor of Cooperation between Countries of the Balkan Region

Cultural heritage as factors of cooperation and interaction is one of the challenges facing Southeast Europe, more specifically the Western Balkans. 
The historical past and cultural diversity of each country in this region is closely related to its past, with monuments of construction heritage, movable, immovable, sacred and secular monuments, of different faiths, with social, religious character etc. 
Cultural diversity in heritage is the most complex and challenging area in terms of our past as a region, so regional cooperation is more than necessary to channel the facts and equate historical evidence to mitigate the irritations and territorial claims of neighbors to the detriment. of others. 
Kosovo in particular has a number of problems related to the historical past closely linked to cultural heritage as a result of non-recognition by UNESCO leaving room for others to make claims. 
Special areas protected by the Ahtisaari Package were erected around some Orthodox cult monuments to usurp the surrounding properties under the pretext of security, while the properties were private (the case is with the Boletin church in Mitrovica district which usurped the lands of Isa's family Bulletin). 
All this situation would have ended if UNESCO had recognized the cultural heritage of Kosovo as the heritage of Kosovo regardless of which ethnicity or cult it belongs to, aiming at regional cooperation in the cultural diversity that surrounds us.