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Reports indicate that US and Israeli attacks have led to the widespread destruction of over <strong>130 cultural sites</strong> in Iran. This alarming situation raises concerns about the fate of cultural heritage in the region.
UNESCO has issued warnings regarding the deterioration of cultural heritage sites in Iran due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Significant damage has been reported at several important cultural sites.
Iran's Minister of Cultural Heritage, Reza Salehi Amiri, stated that the damage to historical sites during the recent war represents a direct assault on Iranian cultural heritage. He urged the international community to act to protect cultural heritage.
Umm Al-Qura University in Mecca hosted a hackathon focused on historical sites, bringing together 120 participants who developed 25 innovative projects aimed at enhancing awareness of the kingdom's historical sites.
The Historical Sites Forum on the Prophetic Biography has commenced in Medina, organized by the King Abdulaziz Foundation with the participation of numerous researchers and specialists. The forum aims to spotlight historical sites associated with the Prophet's life and enhance cultural and historical awareness.
The ongoing war in the Middle East threatens cultural and historical sites in the region. Middle Eastern countries and UNESCO are calling for urgent action to protect the affected heritage.