CLEAN: Ramadan has Iraqi locales playing decades-old game

Maïbès is a traditional Iraqi game played mainly during Ramadan nights. It involves strategy, bluff, and patience, and serves as a social event uniting different communities in Baghdad. The game faced challenges due to the 2003 American invasion and subsequent violence, which restricted night activities. As security improves, Maïbès is making a comeback. The game is historically significant, fostering unity among Iraqis, including both Shiites and Sunnis. There are calls for government support to preserve this cultural heritage.

Quel rôle le gouvernement devrait-il jouer dans la préservation du maïbès selon l'interviewé ?

Comment le maïbès a-t-il contribué à rassembler les différentes communautés en Irak ?