Mosul: The Great Mosque of al-Nuri Museum in Mosul received a distinguished visitor, the Prime Minister's Advisor for Women's Affairs, Alaa Talabani, along with her delegation. During her visit, Talabani explored the museum's significant holdings, which include archaeological and historical artifacts that reflect the rich cultural heritage of Mosul.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, Ruwaid al-Layla, Inspector of Antiquities and Heritage in Nineveh, provided a comprehensive explanation during the visit. He detailed the stages of the museum's establishment, the mechanism for displaying its collections, and the importance of the artifacts in showcasing Mosul's extensive history and civilization across the ages.

Talabani commended the General Authority for Antiquities and Heritage and the Nineveh Governorate for their efforts in restoring and presenting the mosque's museum. She lauded the achievement of reviving this historical site, emphasizing its significance as a vital part of the cultural heritage and identity of Nineveh.