US Delegation Praises Tibaza Archaeological Site Preservation

An American delegation from Kansas City and Lawrence, Kansas, visiting Algeria at the invitation of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, has expressed profound admiration for the Tibaza archaeological park. The delegation lauded the historical and cultural value of the site, which is recognized as one of the most prominent archaeological complexes in the Maghreb region, featuring significant Phoenician, Roman, and Byzantine remains.

Amber Sellers, a member of the Lawrence City Council in Kansas, specifically commended the effective methods employed for preserving this historical heritage. She emphasized the role of art and culture as a vital means of communication between peoples and voiced her contentment with the visit. Corrine Gilbert, Director of Communications and Relations with Lawrence residents, echoed this sentiment, describing her visit to the archaeological site as a “unique experience.” She further noted that the delegation intends to share their acquired knowledge and insights upon their return to the United States, promoting Algeria's rich archaeological sites and ancient heritage to a wider audience, with the hope of fostering increased American tourism and strengthening partnerships, cooperation, and innovation opportunities.

Megan Bardwell, a Lawrence Police Inspector, characterized her visit to the Tibaza archaeological park as an