The first International Festival of Rock Art in Djanet concluded by highlighting Algeria's global leadership in preserving archaeological treasures. During a conference dedicated to the Tassili n’Ajjer, experts praised the scientific expertise of Algerian institutions in protecting classified heritage. Rim Kelouaz from the African World Heritage Fund noted that Algeria's cultural diversity provides critical insights into how ancient societies adapted to climate change. Youssef El Kazem, representing the Arab Union of Heritage Media, expressed his admiration for the uniqueness of the Djanet region. Additionally, Nigerien conservator Ganda Amadou and Japanese photographer Takayuki Hanafusa emphasized that these rock engravings serve as an invaluable historical record of early human activities and the evolution of the Saharan ecosystem.