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    Germany is rebuilding a mosque in Iraq for this reason Empty Germany is rebuilding a mosque in Iraq for this reason

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    The German Foreign Ministry says it wants to restore the peaceful coexistence of religions through the restoration of the Aguat mosque compound in the destroyed city of Mosul.

    The 19th century mosque is located next to the historic bridge on the Tigris River.

    The mosque is considered one of the most distinctive religious buildings in the northern city of Mosul.

    The city was organized for three years and in 2017 the city was re-established by the armed forces of Iraq.

    Parts of the mosque and other monuments in the city were destroyed by war and political instability.

    A new era after war and conflict

    The German Ministry of Foreign Affairs, under the Cultural Heritage Preservation Program, supports the stabilization, reconstruction and restoration of the mosque and the surrounding wall.

    The project is implemented in close cooperation with UNESCO. The German Ministry of Foreign Affairs supports the reconstruction of 450 thousand euros until 2021. An agreement was signed between UNESCO and the German Embassy in Baghdad on Sunday, 14 April.

    "After the war and the conflict, a new era is beginning in Iraq, and it is important that this also has a tangible impact for the people," German Foreign Minister Haiku Mas said during a trip to Iraq in December.

    religion coexistence

    The project aims to preserve cultural diversity. Germany also wants to contribute to the establishment of peaceful coexistence between religions.

    The city of Mosul reflects full ethnic and sectarian diversity in Iraq. "Cultural heritage guides and creates identity and can also contribute to reconciliation," Mas said in his trip.

    In an initial step, the damage was documented and the remains of the mosque were stripped. At the same time, local professionals will be trained in restoration and conservation techniques. The project is also expected to provide income opportunities for the people of Mosul.

    Various measures to preserve cultural heritage

    The reconstruction of the Aguat Mosque is not the only cultural heritage project supported by the German Foreign Ministry in Iraq. A project to train Iraqi archaeologists working in the Antiquities Authority was established in 2016 under the "Zero Hour" project.

    In addition, the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs supports a campaign to explore the effects of the city of Nineveh, as well as conservation measures in the city of Warka. Warka is one of the World Heritage sites, one of the ancient cities of the East, dating back to the fourth millennium BC.

    From: German Foreign Ministry




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