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Folk Heritage: Syrian musician and instrument-maker Ziad Al-Masri, known as Abu Tareq, is teaching young people to play the rababa at Jordan’s Zaatari camp, keeping its music and stories alive. Design Across Borders: Syrian designer Kenan Alkuwatly is among the artists pairing with Mexican artisans for an exhibition in Mexico City, open through November 1. Heritage at Risk: Reports of ancient remains at Damascus’s Al-Zahrawi Palace have raised concerns about protecting the site. Language and Learning: Teachers in Afrin say Kurdish-language rules are meeting hurdles in schools, while technical issues are delaying the opening of faculties in Rojava and Kobani.

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Oct. 14, 2026

Published footage raises heritage concerns at Syria’s Al-Zahrawi Palace

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Syrian archaeologists saved 30,000 Deir ez-Zor artifacts during ISIS advance

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GAIA Culture enters UAE with Noor Bahjat tokenization deal

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Gaya Culture enters UAE market with Noor Bahjat partnership

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