11:20, 26 March 2012 Monday
Turkish-Egyptian joint cultural heritage will be restored
Chairman Dr. Serdar Cam signed the agreement on behalf of TIKA while Sheikh Ahmad Al-Tayyeb signed the agreement on behalf of the Al-Azhar Institute.
Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA) and the Al-Azhar Institute have signed a protocol on Sunday that would make possible the restoration of mosques and historic artifacts in Egypt.
Many artifacts considered to be a part of Turkish-Egyptian joint cultural heritage will be restored under the protocol.
Chairman Dr. Serdar Cam signed the agreement on behalf of TIKA while Sheikh Ahmad Al-Tayyeb signed the agreement on behalf of the Al-Azhar Institute.
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