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Bosra al-Sham plans wider heritage route as restoration advances

Local authorities are working to restore lesser-known sites and link landmarks for visitors.

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Restoration work at Bosra al-Sham Citadel and nearby heritage areas is continuing as local authorities seek to protect the city’s historic sites and broaden tourism beyond the best-known locations. The city council said it was working with the Culture and Tourism ministries on a plan for neglected landmarks.

The council and tourism directorate plan a route connecting sites and multilingual information signs. These are proposals and ongoing work; the report does not claim that the route or all restoration projects are complete.

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    SANA report on ongoing work and route plans published

    SANA published its report on ongoing restoration and route proposals on October 12; it does not report a dated completion or implementation event.

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