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صحيفة العروبة
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Source: صحيفة العروبة
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In October, the Homs branch of the Syrian Engineers Syndicate organized a study trip to Palmyra to survey its monuments and the damage they had sustained, and to study ways to restore and rehabilitate them in accordance with scientific standards. The tour included the Temple of Bel, the Arch of Triumph, the Tomb of the Three Brothers, the Valley of the Tombs, the Long Colonnade, the Palmyra Theatre, and the Tetrapylon. Engineers learned about the distinctive features of Palmyrene architecture and the efforts of the relevant authorities to protect damaged sites. The Syndicate is working to develop specialized national expertise, including by establishing the professional designation of “Engineering Heritage Consultant,” and by expanding training and field visits. It also emphasizes linking the protection of antiquities with development and cultural tourism, while safeguarding the identity of the city and its local community.
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