Aliph Foundation - Protecting heritage to build peace
Protecting heritage to build peace

LIBYA - LEPTIS MAGNA (c) Hafed Walda

Protecting heritage to build peace

Geneva, 4 March 2024 - On 5 and 7 March, ALIPH will inaugurate four major monuments rehabilitated with its support for a total cost of USD 3 378 205. The two sites in Beirut are a historical house, which are the headquarters of a charitable association, and a Greek-Orthodox school. In Mosul, the sites are the Al-Masfi mosque and a palatial house, known as the Tutunji House. The inaugurations will take place in the presence of Bariza Khiari, the new Chair of the ALIPH Foundation Board, as well as Lebanese, Iraqi and international partners. In Mosul, the ceremony will also be attended by the Iraqi Minister of Culture, Tourism and Antiquities, Ahmed Fakak Al-Badrani.

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