A French tourist group during its visit to the archaeological city of Palmyra: the city is a historical place in an open museum

Palmyra-Sana

The members of a French tourist group of 27 people described the ancient city of Palmyra, which they visited today, as an open museum, expressing their pain and sorrow for the destruction and destruction of some of these historic ruins at the hands of terrorists, enemies of civilization and humanity.

SANA correspondent in Palmyra pointed out that the members of the tour group toured the archaeological city on foot despite their old age and were amazed at what they saw of the effects of the ancient civilization of Palmyra and its importance on the Silk Road. At the same time, they expressed their sadness over some of the city's archaeological sites. Of destruction by ISIS terrorists.

In remarks to the reporter, the tourist Brio Mikuda that "what the enemies of culture and enlightenment by destroying the most important monuments is an unforgivable crime, a deliberate attempt to obliterate the historic face of the city."

"We hope that the restoration and maintenance of these historic monuments will be carried out as soon as possible with the help of the relevant international organizations so that we can see our roots and human heritage to the fullest and help us in this spread of security and stability that we have seen everywhere we have visited," he added.

For his part, the tourist showed his admiration and happiness to achieve his dream of watching the great monuments of Palmyra despite his sadness and pain because he saw the magnitude of the destruction that ravaged the city due to terrorism, pointing out that those effects will return to the efforts of loyal and loving human heritage and praised the richness of cultural and cultural Syria.

Adnan Al Khatib

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