France returned Syrian archaeological treasures to Damascus.
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Updated Aug 14
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What happened
France returned Syrian archaeological treasures to Damascus.
Who's involved
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Part of
Cultural initiatives are being supported by government bodies in Damascus.Also in this story
- An exhibition promoting the creative economy opened at the Syrian National Library in Damascus, featuring digital art and supporting designers.
- Ministry of Culture strengthens activities in Daraa alongside Damascus.
- Government efforts are recovering and preserving ancient artifacts from sites in Syria.
The entities involved
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Damascus
capital and largest city of Syria
Related events
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