“Syria, Pearl of East” Exhibition Opened in Hungarian City of Szolnok

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BUDAPEST-“ Syria, Durrat al-Sharq” (Pearl of East) exhibition was opened at the Hungarian city of Szolnok on Saturday evening .

According to SANA, the photo exhibition showcases Syria’s archeological and cultural landmarks before and after the terrorist war being waged against it.

Szolnok Governor, Salay Peter, stressed significance of the exhibition to brief the Hungarian people on the cultural and intellectual history of Syria, hoping that Syria will restore security and stability.

 For his part, Chairman of the “Forum for Syria” Dr. Tareq Mayaleh stressed importance of Syria’s role throughout history, pointing out that Syria is the cradle of civilization and land of coexistence.

Mayaleh hailed Syria’s steadfastness in the face of the terrorist campaign targeted it.

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