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The Ministry of Culture reopens the Al-Hamra Theater in Damascus after its rehabilitation

2026-09-18 PM 10:19
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The Ministry of Culture reopens the Al-Hamra Theater in Damascus after its rehabilitation.

The Ministry of Culture opened the Al-Hamra Theater in Damascus after its rehabilitation in cooperation with community efforts, so that this ancient cultural edifice, whose history extends for more than 60 years, will return to receiving the public.

This step comes within the Ministry’s efforts to rehabilitate theaters and cultural and artistic facilities in the Syrian governorates and enhance Its presence in the cultural scene.

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