Snip ~ He confirmed that the archaeological tourism "permanent oil revenues could be equivalent to tourist oil revenues," he said, adding that "the effects in Najaf, some dating back to Christianity and the other to the Islamic and there are references to the effects of Jewish also in Najaf." April 28, 2011
Najaf calling on the government to the attention of archaeological sites in preparation for being selected as the capital of Islamic culture
Council called for Najaf province, on Thursday, the Iraqi government to allocate the money necessary for the attention of archaeological areas in the province, speaking for the maintenance and conduct extensive archaeological sites in Najaf, Najaf, part of a project for Capital of Culture 2012.
A member of the Council and Chairman of the Commission of Antiquities and Heritage of the draft Najaf, the capital of Islamic culture Nizar bloat "Alsumaria News", "Many of the projects, maintenance of archaeological sites and heritage is currently being implemented and extensively in the province, such as sites Emirate Palace Tel Suyyagh in Kufa and confusion and Khan Shelan in Najaf and Hammad Khan Haidari in hand."He called for emphysema, "the Prime Minister and the Ministries of Culture and Finance to develop a general policy of interest implications and to develop a budget for this, like Egypt and Jordan, which earn large sums of money from tourism, archaeological," noting that "the Najaf province, home to several archaeological sites dating back to the state of Manathira capital confusion and the other to the Islamic era Basorh different along with many heritage sites."
The member of the Committee "and there are other sites such as Wall of Najaf and arch Carries Saada, which will begin their work to the case of monitoring the funds required," adding "there are plans for the maintenance of some of the role of traditional and religious schools in the event it was agreed on that, including the house of the detector cover and school Alakhund School Jawad inch in the ancient Old City."He confirmed that the archaeological tourism "permanent oil revenues could be equivalent to tourist oil revenues," he said, adding that "the effects in Najaf, some dating back to Christianity and the other to the Islamic and there are references to the effects of Jewish also in Najaf."
The Ministers of Culture in Islamic countries agreed at their meeting in the capital of Azerbaijan Baku in August 2008 on the grounds of Najaf, capital of Islamic culture for 2012, the Iraqi government has allocated an amount of 537 billion dinars for the processing of the infrastructure in Najaf to mark the occasion.
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