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Restaurado el fuerte de Mseilha; el sitio romano de Chehim será el siguiente

Un proyecto de cuatro años y 210.000 dólares; otros 436.827 dólares para Chehim.

By Lebanese Lobby Newsdesk 7 h ago · 1 min read
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El Ministerio de Cultura y la Embajada de EE. UU. celebraron la restauración del fuerte de Mseilha, que también recuperó su molino histórico. EE. UU. destinará además 436.827 dólares al sitio romano de Chehim.

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