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Syria hopes tourists will return to Palmyra, a World Heritage Site ravaged by war

  • Syria hopes to revive tourism to Palmyra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, after reopening to international visitors following the regime's fall.
  • Palmyra, an ancient city and UNESCO World Heritage Site, suffered extensive damage from ISIS attacks and the Syrian civil war.
  • The interim head of antiquities in Syria, Anas Haj Zidane, stated that Russia is to blame for damage to Palmyra and called for international cooperation to restore the site.
  • Local residents express pride and optimism about Palmyra's history, emphasizing the need for support to rebuild and protect its archaeological legacy.
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Palmyra was the archaeological pride of Syria until IS fighters and the army severely destroyed the desert city. Today, the returned families have to do without tourists and their dollars. 'Only when they return can we hope for a better future.'

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