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Historic documents conserved at the Red Castle
By Tom Westcott. Some of the conserved documents were displayed, along with the tools used in the process of working ...
Tag: UNESCO
Seminar on managing and conserving Libyan historic cities
Italian Cultural Institute is co-organizing two events on 18 January in Tripoli. Tripoli, 19 January 2014: An international seminar on ...
Libya has a lot to offer tourists, but not quite yet, says Minister
By Ahmed Elumami and Tom Westcott. Tripoli, 28 October 2013: Steeped in history and boasting five UNESCO World Heritage Sites, ...
UNESCO training to combat the looting of Libyan antiquities
Stolen from Sabratha in 1990, the 1,900year-old carving of a woman's head was found and returned in 2011 Tripoli, 25 ...
Scholarships offer heritage students the chance to study in Italy
Tripoli, 9 August 2013: Three scholarships are being offered to . . .cultural heritage students in Libya, Egypt and Iraq ...
Hands-on heritage training for conservators
Minister of Culture, . . .Habib Al-Amin, looking at some of the restored artefacts and hearing more about methods of ...
Sabratha celebrates return of stolen statue heads to museum
By Houda Mzioudet. The stolen statue heads returned to Sabratha (Photo: Ministry of Culture Facebook) Tripoli, 21 June, 2013: A ...
Sabratha checked for earthquake damage
By Tom Westcott. The Roman site of Sabratha will need to undergo structural analysis to check for any damage (Photo: ...
UNESCO Trains Libyan Trainers on Quality Education
UNESCO, in cooperation with the Libyan Ministry of Education, organized a “Training Of Trainers” workshop on ''Managing Quality . . ...
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