Libyas cultural heritage was


Libya’’s cullturall heritage was portrayed through photographic works, including those from Adam Styp-Rekowski and Sasi Harib (courtesy of Noon Arts Projects) as well as images from two young Libyan photographers Nader El-Gadi and Nada Harib. It also featured artworks by Najla Shawkat El Fitouri and Yousef Fouad Ftess.


‘Mermaid of the


Mediterranean’ literally translates as ‘Bride of the


M


Mediterranean sea’; a name given to the city because


of its turquoise waters and whitewashed buildings.


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