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china.org.cnEgypt retrieves 13 smuggled artifacts from Britain, Germany
CAIRO, Aug. 10 (Xinhua) -- Egypt has recovered 13 smuggled ancient artifacts from Britain and Germany, as part of its efforts to protect cultural heritage and repatriate antiquities that were illegally taken from the country, the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced on Sunday.
Egypt reclaims 13 artifacts from UK and Germany
LONDON: Egypt announced on Sunday the reclamation of 13 artifacts that ended up in the UK and Germany as part of Cairo’s efforts to protect Egyptian heritage and combat the illicit trafficking of cultural property. The ministries of foreign affairs and tourism, in coordination with British and German authorities, recovered the artifacts that date back to different eras of
Egypt recovers ancient artifacts from UK, Germany - Egypt Independent
Egypt has successfully recovered 13 looted antiquities: 10 from the UK and 3 from Germany as part of a comprehensive strategy adopted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Emigration and Egyptian Expatriates to restore the country's smuggled heritage items.
The Egyptian authorities have recovered thirteen archaeological pieces from different periods of ancient Egypt that had illegally left the country to the United Kingdom and Germany, official sources reported this Sunday.The archaeological pieces have been recovered thanks to the "extreme interest directed by the Egyptian State to recover its plundered antiquities and to preserve its heritage and cultural history", announced the Ministry of Forei…
The Egyptian authorities recovered thirty-six archaeological artifacts from the various periods of ancient Egypt, which were illegally exported to the United Kingdom and Germany, reported official sources on Sunday to the EEE.
Ten artifacts recovered by the London Metropolitan Police had been trafficked by an international network of ancient smugglers. Three were discovered in Hamburg, the City Museum.
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