Under the guidance of the KHS Secretary General, Dr. Haider H. Al-Shammari, and within the framework of the agreement between the KHS Heritage Rejuvenation Center and the Board of Antiquities and Heritage about renovation and covering some of the holy shrine’s antiquities that are existed at the Iraqi National Museum, the KHS Carpentry & Aluminum Unit staff executed some maintenance works divided into three phases:

The first phase included making a teak wooden table for a miniature sculpture of Kadhimain Holy Shrine that was made by jeweler Mr. (Muhammad H. Al-Wardi), who presented it to King Faisal II in 1953 AD.

The second stage entailed covering two antique wooden doors that were installed in the sacred shrine with a teak wood frame reinforced with iron and fixed glass panels on three sides.

The last phase involved making glass protectors for the wooden box, which dates back to (624 AH).

Other works will be undertaken by the KHS Secretariat General as part of the cooperation agreement, as well as its continuing support for the renovation of Islamic heritage in general, and the Kadhimian in particular.