A programme funded by UNDP Syria, dedicated to the advanced training of five Syrian professionals, officials of the Directorate-General for Antiquities and Museums of Syria (DGAM Syria), offering them the opportunity to engage with relevant international experience and expertise in the field of mosaic conservation.  

The project included a distance learning course with an interdisciplinary approach, aimed at providing technical-scientific knowledge for the conservation of mosaics, both in situ and detached and resupported. Through case studies and international research projects, participants deepened:  

• Design and documentation
• Diagnosis of conservation status  
• Methodologies of restoration 
• Development of new materials for the conservation of stone and glass mosaics

An initiative that promoted the exchange of expertise and innovation in the protection of cultural heritage.