Amran: The head of the General Authority for the Preservation of Historic Cities, Abdulwahab Al-Mahdi, inaugurated a project on Sunday aimed at preparing studies for the restoration of 30 houses in the historic city of Thala’a, located in Amran province. This initiative marks a significant step in the efforts to preserve the unique cultural and historical heritage of the area.
According to Yemen News Agency, Al-Mahdi explained that the inauguration of the UNESCO-funded project involved visiting the city and inspecting the houses that are targeted for restoration. The project underscores the commitment to maintaining the integrity of these historically significant structures.
Al-Mahdi reviewed the civilizational and historical importance of Thala’a, emphasizing the critical need to preserve archaeological sites and historical cities. The project signifies an ongoing effort to safeguard the rich cultural legacy inherent in the architectural and historical landscape of the region.