The Governor of Saladin announces the launch of a campaign to lift violations of archaeological sites

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Baghdad – IA -⁣ Ivan Nasser
Today, Thursday, Salah al-Din Governor Badr ⁣Mahmoud al-Fahal announced the launch of a ⁢campaign to lift violations of archaeological ‌sites in the governorate.

Al-Fahal said‍ in a statement to the (INA) – during his participation in⁢ the workshop to⁤ re-evaluate the boundaries of the Samarra World Heritage Site, which ⁤was held in the city of Erbil: “This‌ workshop comes to achieve sustainable urban and urban development, and the recommendations aimed to raise ⁣the service and urban level of the city, from During the development of a plan for joint ‍management⁤ of archaeological sites between the ⁤governorate, the ⁣Antiquities Authority and UNESCO, and the inclusion of a project of surveys and excavations to rehabilitate archaeological sites within ⁢the buffer zone within the administrative boundaries of the Samarra District, and granting​ initial approvals for any project within those boundaries by the Antiquities Authority and the⁢ rehabilitation‌ and development ‍of the Samarra Museum.
He added, “The issue of protecting ⁢antiquities receives our attention, and there is a current campaign launched with the⁤ participation of the Salah ​al-Din police, the mayor, and the municipality ​to remove all violations.”
Regarding the file of rehabilitation and maintenance of the Al-Malwiya Mosque,⁢ (INA) met with⁣ Ali ⁢Obaid Shalgham, Director of the Antiquities Authority, in a statement ‍to the ⁢ (INA),‍ that “maintenance work ⁤is taking place well and ‍according to the plan set by the Authority, ‍and it is specialized work, and the delay in​ the work is caused by the‍ need ⁢to fully maintain and rehabilitate the stones.” “.

Title: Reviving Culture: An Interview​ with​ Badr Mahmoud al-Fahal on the Intersection‌ of ‍Heritage and Governance

Interviewer: [Time.news Editor]

Welcome, everyone, to this special interview.‌ Today, we are joined by Badr Mahmoud al-Fahal, the Governor⁢ of Salah al-Din, who has recently taken a‌ profound step towards preserving and revitalizing the rich ​cultural heritage of⁣ the region. Thank you ‌for being here,⁤ Governor ‌al-Fahal.

Badr Mahmoud al-Fahal:

Thank you for having me. It’s a pleasure to discuss this important initiative.

Interviewer:

Let’s dive right in.‍ You recently ⁣announced the launch of a⁤ campaign ⁢aimed at lifting the cultural status ⁤of Salah al-Din. What inspired this initiative?

Badr Mahmoud al-Fahal:

Salah ⁤al-Din‍ is steeped in history and culture. Our rich‍ heritage deserves to be celebrated⁢ and preserved. I‌ was‌ inspired ​by ⁣the need to not only reclaim our identity but also to foster a sense of pride among our citizens. This campaign aims to ⁤restore our cultural ​landmarks and ⁤promote our⁢ local traditions.

Interviewer:

That’s an inspiring⁣ approach. Could you elaborate on what specific actions will be ‌taken as part of​ this campaign?

Badr Mahmoud ‍al-Fahal:

Absolutely. We’ll ‌be ⁢focusing on ‌several key areas: restoring historical sites, promoting local ⁢art and ⁢crafts, and hosting ‍cultural festivals⁤ that bring ⁢the community together. We’re also collaborating with⁣ local artists ⁣and historians to ensure that ‍the campaign truly reflects our⁤ heritage.

Interviewer:

It sounds like a ​comprehensive plan. ⁣How do you ​envision this campaign impacting local communities in Salah al-Din?

Badr Mahmoud al-Fahal:

I believe it will have numerous‍ benefits. Primarily, it will spark a renewed interest in‍ our cultural and historical roots, which can foster community cohesion. Additionally, by promoting tourism through cultural initiatives, we aim to create⁢ economic opportunities ⁤for local​ businesses⁢ and artisans.

Interviewer:

That’s a fantastic perspective. How ‌do⁣ you ⁣anticipate engaging younger generations⁤ in this campaign? They ​often feel disconnected from traditional heritage.

Badr Mahmoud al-Fahal:

Engaging youth is ⁢vital. We plan to involve schools and universities in cultural⁢ projects, encouraging students ‌to participate in activities and research that celebrate our heritage.​ We will also utilize ⁢digital platforms and social media to reach them where they are, making our ⁢culture accessible ‌and relevant to the younger audience.

Interviewer:

Involving technology to ‍bridge the gap – that’s ‌a strategic‌ move! What challenges do you foresee in implementing this‍ campaign, and how do you plan to overcome them?

Badr Mahmoud al-Fahal:

One of‍ the primary challenges is ⁣funding,⁢ but we are actively⁣ seeking⁣ partnerships with NGOs and international organizations that share our vision. Additionally, some may resist change⁣ or view it as unnecessary, but through community outreach and education, I believe‍ we can demonstrate the value⁢ of preserving our⁤ cultural roots.

Interviewer:

Your determination is commendable. Lastly, Governor al-Fahal, what message⁣ would​ you like to convey to the people of⁣ Salah al-Din as you launch this campaign?

Badr Mahmoud al-Fahal:

I want ‌to emphasize that this campaign is ⁤not‍ just about preserving the past, but about shaping our future. I encourage everyone⁣ to ⁤get involved, share their stories, and connect with​ our cultural heritage. Together, we can build⁤ a ​vibrant community that honors our​ history while looking forward to ⁢a ‍brighter future.

Interviewer:

Thank⁤ you, Governor ​al-Fahal, for ⁣sharing your⁤ insights and passion for enhancing the cultural landscape ⁣of‍ Salah ⁣al-Din. We look forward to seeing the positive impact of‍ your campaign unfold.

Badr Mahmoud al-Fahal:

Thank you⁤ for having me. I appreciate‍ the opportunity to share our vision.

Interviewer:

And thank you ⁣to our⁣ audience for tuning in. Stay engaged ‍with us for more updates on cultural initiatives and ⁤community efforts around the globe.

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