National Museum of Lattakia Hosts Event for Syria's Liberation Day

The National Museum in Lattakia opened its doors for a special cultural event on Tuesday. The gathering celebrated Syria's Liberation Day, which marks the end of the French mandate in the country on April 17, 1946. The event featured a presentation on the history of the national flag. Attendees also learned about the meaning of its colors and symbols. A documentary film about Syria's archaeological heritage was also shown. The film highlighted historical sites and artifacts from across the nation. Officials stated the event aimed to strengthen national identity. They said it connected the historical meaning of Liberation Day with Syria's ancient cultural legacy. The museum director noted that such activities are essential for all community members, especially the youth. The goal is to increase their knowledge of the country's history and its enduring civilization.