The National Museum of Damascus is one of Syria’s most prominent cultural landmarks, housing a vast collection of antiquities and artifacts spanning several eras. Located in the heart of the Syrian capital, the museum attracts tourists and researchers alike to explore the country’s ancient history.
As part of cultural cooperation between Syria and Italy, the National Museum of Damascus welcomed an academic delegation from the University of Venice, Italy. A special visit was organized for them to explore the museum’s cultural artifacts and relics.
Exchange of Knowledge and Expertise
The delegation’s visit to the National Museum of Damascus aimed to exchange knowledge and expertise in the fields of archaeology and art history between the two countries, while providing an opportunity to strengthen cultural relations between the two universities.
The program included a review of the magnificent archaeological artifacts housed in the museum’s halls. Time was allocated for the academic delegation to tour the exhibitions and learn about the history and origin of each piece of art.
A special tour was also organized for the delegation of the departments specializing in archaeology and cultural heritage. The delegation had the opportunity to learn about the latest archaeological discoveries in Syria and the excavation and excavation processes.
Cultural Cooperation
This was a golden opportunity for members of the academic delegation to learn about Syrian history and culture and exchange experiences with Syrian archaeological experts. This exchange enriched the perspectives and knowledge of all parties.
The visit is part of ongoing efforts to enhance cultural cooperation between Syria and Italy. Several joint projects in the field of archaeology and cultural heritage have been implemented between the two countries, contributing to the preservation of history and culture for future generations.
The Future of Cultural Cooperation
This program offers a positive initiative to enhance cultural cooperation between Syria and Italy, and is expected to be followed by future visits to universities and cultural and scientific institutions in both countries. This will strengthen cultural ties and joint cooperation in preserving our rich cultural heritage.
The University of Venice delegate’s trip to the National Museum was a fruitful opportunity for cultural exchange and enhanced cooperation between the two countries and a reflection of both countries’ commitment to preserving history and culture for future generations.
