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City: Fes
Country: Morocco
Date range: @@-@@-1978
Description: A visit by six Unesco trainees (men) of the Qarawiyin Library, which possesses a unique collection of coloured Korans. Somebody standing on front of a table iis trying to show something.
English transcr.: Unesco project for the recovery of the Medina at Fes. This project has been set up in keeping with the international campaign decided upon the Unesco General Conference in 1976 to protect the ancient city of Fes. A visit by Unesco trainees to the Qarawiyin Library, which possesses a unique collection of coloured Korans.
French transcr.: Projet de l'UNESCO pour la réhabilitation de centre de la Médina de Fès. Ce projet a été défini avec l'accord du Gouvernement marocain en vue de la campagne internationale en faveur de la préservation de l'ancienne cité de Fès décidée par la Conférence Générale de l'Unesco en 1976. Visite de stagiaires de l'Unesco à la Bibliothèque de la Karaouiyne qui possède une collection unique de corans enluminés.
Keywords: Ancient history | International cooperation | Cultural property preservation | Cultural heritage | Preservation of works of art
Orientation: Landscape
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Author: UNESCO / Dominique Roger;</pre></div>
<bdi><a href="https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q67013607" class="extiw" title="d:Q67013607"><span title="French photographer">Dominique Roger</span></a>
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