The historical Assyrian Bazaar in Mardin’s Dargeçit district is being restored
The historical Assyrian Bazaar in Mardin’s Dargeçit district is being restored to its original form.
„Historical Bazaar Revitalization Project“ was prepared by Mardin’s Dargeçit Municipality and Diyarbakır Surveying and Monuments Directorate for the restoration of the historical Assyrian Bazaar, which includes 65 shops on Sefa Street.
The historical bazaar, where restoration work is carried out within the scope of the project, will be opened to tourism. Diyarbakır Surveying and Monuments Director Cemil Koç said that the work they started in January last year was carried out meticulously.
Noting that they are currently carrying out restoration and repair works in 65 shops, 40 of which are registered, in the bazaar, Koç said: „In addition, street improvement works are being carried out on 15 unregistered houses facing the street. We are especially carrying out strengthening works of our registered buildings. Joint opening on walls in interior spaces „, jointing and surface cleaning are being carried out. Work on insulation works and undergrounding of the installation continues intensively. We aim to complete the restoration and street rehabilitation works in the near future and bring the bazaar to tourism.“
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The historical Assyrian Bazaar in Mardin’s Dargeçit district is undergoing restoration to bring it back to its original form. The „Historical Bazaar Revitalization Project“ was developed by Mardin’s Dargeçit Municipality and Diyarbakır Surveying and Monuments Directorate to restore the bazaar, which consists of 65 shops on Sefa Street. The restored bazaar will be opened to tourism once the restoration work is completed. Cemil Koç, the Director of Diyarbakır Surveying and Monuments, stated that the meticulous restoration work began in January last year. The restoration and repair works are currently being carried out in 65 shops, 40 of which are registered. In addition, street improvement works are also being conducted on 15 unregistered houses facing the street. The aim is to complete the restoration and street rehabilitation works in the near future and bring the bazaar back to its former glory for tourism.
