Nine Maronite, Armenian, and Latin monuments have been restored in occupied areas

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Nine churches belonging to the Maronite, Armenian, and Latin communities have been preserved or restored in the occupied northern regions of Cyprus.
The bicommunal Technical Committee is overseeing the conservation efforts, which have successfully restored six Maronite monuments, one Armenian monument, and two Latin monuments.
Ongoing conservation work is currently being conducted on the Sourp Magar monastery located in the Pentadaktylos area.
Plans are underway for the restoration of the Armenian monastery in Halefka, according to the co-chairperson of the bicommunal Technical Committee.

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