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© Ammar Abd Rabbo/ABACA. 51616-7. Aleppo-Syria, October 21 2003. King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia of Spain on the 3rd day of their visit to Syria. They visit Aleppo, Syria's second city and capital of the North. In the ancient Citadel, they tour typical Syrian merchants (textile and soaps among others), pose with portraits of the Spanish royals done on Mosaic (with an ancient method) then have dinner with 100 guests in the Throne Room of the Citadel.

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