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Nine Syrian Heritage Sites Added to Islamic World Cultural Organization List

The Islamic World Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization added nine Syrian heritage sites to its protected list. The organization restored Syria's membership last year after a 14-year suspension.

Al-Monitor
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The Islamic World Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization added nine Syrian heritage sites to its protected list. The organization restored Syria's membership last year after a 14-year suspension. The listings recognize locations of historical and cultural significance within Syria.

No specific names or locations of the nine sites were provided in the announcement. The restoration of membership followed the 14-year suspension period. The organization focuses on educational, scientific, and cultural cooperation among member states.

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Nine heritage sites
added to Islamic World Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization list
Syria membership
restored last year after 14-year suspension

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    Islamic World Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization restored Syria's membership after 14-year suspension.

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    Nine Syrian heritage sites added to the organization's protected list.

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