Mosul, UNESCO and Islamic State
The IS fighters were not deterred by UNESCO World Heritage status and destroyed ancient cities such as Hatra and Nineveh.
The al-Hadba minaret in Iraq’s northern city of Mosul was destroyed by the Islamic State (ISIS) in 2017. UNESCO has been restoring the minaret for years. It was reopened in a ceremony on Wednesday.
The Al-Hadbaa Minaret in Mosul, destroyed by ISIS in 2017, has been rebuilt through a major international initiative led by ...
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Iraq's "Hunchback" Of Mosul, Where ISIS Chief Declared A Caliphate, RebuiltThe Al-Hadba or "hunchback" minaret is part of the historic Al-Nuri Mosque from where former IS chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in ...
The UN body has brought several religious and other buildings in the Iraqi city back to life as part of an $115 million ...
As a state, through our institutions, private sector, citizens, and academic circles, we aim to further develop relations ...
Oil flowed officially last week out of the Mosul province of Irak, out of a 35-year welter of some of the world’s most intricate connivance and double-cross. It was 1900 when a Briton discovered ...
Turkish Consul General Serhad Varlı described Türkiye's investments in Iraq's second-largest city as transformative, with the ...
Turkmens in Mosul, Iraq, see the Development Road project as a vital initiative to address unemployment and bring lasting ...
Some 80% of the Old City of Mosul, in northern Iraq, was destroyed under the Islamic State group.
The Al-Hadba minaret in Mosul, Iraq has been successfully reconstructed after its destruction by Islamic State forces. Unesco ...
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