[14/01/2023 03:34]
ABYAN-SABA
Chairman of the General Organization for Museums and Antiquities (GOMA) Dr. Ahmed Ba-Tae'a and Resident Director of the American Institute for Yemeni Studies (AIYS) Dr. Salwa Dammaj, accompanied by architects paid today, Saturday, an inspection visit to the Central Museum of Zungbar city in Abyan governorate.
Zungbar museum suffered serious damages during the aggressive war launched by the terrorist groups on Abyan governorate in 2011.
Dr. Dammag said" Our inspection visit aimed to get first-hands information about the damages, conduct technical study and explore how can we help repair the museum".
The Director of GOMA's branch in Abyan Rabe'a al-Batoul highlighted the need for repairing and furnishing the museum as the central museum in the governorate.
" The Zungbar city museum is the central facility that used to keep large amount of the artifacts, folkloric heritage in Abyan governorate, said al-Abatoul.
He noted that the museum was subjected to great deal of damages by the terrorist groups, a lot of artifacts were robbed and there is a significant amount of the museum collection have been kept in the Central Bank of Yemen can be retrieved once the museum repaired and furnished.
Minister of Planning Seeks British Support for National Development, Stability Plan
Al-Eryani Receives Invitation to Participate in Arab Information Ministers' Meeting from Libyan Ambassador
Presidential Leadership Council Member Mahmoud al-Subaihi Receives UN Delegation in Aden
President Reaffirms State Commitment to Fully Resolving Detainees File
Deputy Health Minister Launches Dengue and Vector Disease Response Package in Eight Governorates
Legal Affairs Minister, UN Rights Office Discuss Legislative Reform and Expanded Cooperation
Yemen Condemns Attacks Targeting Saudi Arabia with Drones
Al-Aradah Hails Graduation of Air Defense College Cadets as Milestone in Rebuilding Armed Forces
Abyan Governor Discusses Service, Development Interventions with Saudi Program
KSrelief Begins Drilling of Three New Wells to Expand Water Access in Taiz