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The protection of cultural heritage does not only have social but political and economic consequences as well While the contents of a national and personal identity are closely tied to inherited cultural heritage, this heritage, as far as material culture is concerned, requires political support often beyond the means of the countries concerned International support is rendered by organizations such as UNESCO with its World Heritage List, which includes World Cultural treasures as well as Natural Monuments Politically, cultural heritage can be either a cohesive force or a divisive one when exploited for political purposes directed towards political hegemony Economically, the cost of preserving cultural heritage can be a lucrative source of income as a result of the global promotion of cultural tourism By this research, we can come to the idea that — ABSTRAKT —

Conserving the Past for Today: Politics of Georgian Government towards Cultural Heritage Protection in the context of Political Uncertainty