UNESCO MEETING LAYS GROUNDWORK FOR REVIVING, PROTECTING IRAQ’S CULTURAL HERITAGE

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The UNESCO World Heritage site Ashur (Qal’at Sherqat) in Iraq. Photo: © UNESCO/S. Al-Khoja

 

UNESCO MEETING LAYS GROUNDWORK FOR REVIVING, PROTECTING IRAQ’S CULTURAL HERITAGE

As details on the destruction of and damage to Iraq’s rich and diverse cultural heritage emerge, the United Nations cultural agency has appealed to the international community to help protect and revive the country’s archaeological, religious and cultural sites for future generations. Read more

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