The Ministry of Culture and Communications has commissioned studies on the historical ownership of the fort, and funded archaeological research and repairs to consolidate the structure of the ruins, recognizing "the exceptional historic and prehistoric archaeological potential of the ruin and its surroundings".
The Ministry of Culture and Communications has conducted studies concerning the historical ownership of the fort, and invested in archaeological research and repairs aimed at reinforcing the ruins' structure. The ministry values "the significant historic and prehistoric archaeological potential of the ruin and its vicinity."