The Arab World Institute in Paris returned Syrian artifacts to their cradle and motherland, after Syria regained a safe environment and national institutions capable of preserving and preserving its heritage, after years in which the former regime prevented their return.
The Arab World Institute in Paris returned Syrian artifacts to their cradle and motherland, after Syria regained a safe environment and national institutions capable of preserving and preserving its heritage, after years in which the former regime prevented their return.
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