Key religious monuments in Mosul, Iraq, including Al-Nouri Mosque, Al-Tahera Church, and Al-Saa'a Convent, have been restored after extensive damage during Islamic State rule. The UNESCO-led Revive the Spirit of Mosul program, initiated in 2018 with a budget of $115 million, aims to restore not just physical structures but also the spirit of the local community. The 12th-century Al-Nouri Mosque, renowned for its leaning minaret, has been meticulously rebuilt. This restoration event on February 5th celebrates the dedicated efforts of experts and craftspeople in rejuvenating Mosul's rich cultural heritage.
The restoration of Mosul's monuments, including the iconic Al-Nouri Mosque and Al-Tahera Church, symbolizes hope and resilience after years of destruction under ISIS rule.
UNESCO's Revive the Spirit of Mosul program has successfully restored significant religious sites, backed by a $115 million investment, marking a pivotal step towards cultural recovery.
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