British Museum Chair Proposes Rotating Parthenon Marbles Between Athens and London
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The president of the British Museum emphasizes that in order to reach an agreement on the Parthenon Sculptures, Athens must accept London's position, something the Greek side has repeatedly refused The post George Osborne proposes "sharing" of the Parthenon Sculptures appeared first on in.gr.
The chairman of the British Museum, George Osborne, “sees” an agreement with Greece for the return of the Parthenon Sculptures under conditions. According to Bloomberg, Osborne said that he remains optimistic about reaching an agreement, provided that the two sides come to the negotiations with a willingness to make mutual concessions. “I remain optimistic that we can reach an agreement,” he said in an interview. “If everyone comes to the negoti…
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e-thessalia.grIf everyone comes to the talks with the understanding that they will not get everything they want, as is always the case in a successful deal, then there is room to find a solution, stressed British Museum chairman George Osborne.
British Museum chair proposes rotating Parthenon Marbles between Athens and London
British Museum chairman George Osborne says he remains optimistic an agreement can be reached to display the Parthenon Marbles alternately in Athens and London. In an interview with eKathimerini, Osborne said the museum’s board would support a rotation arrangement, which he said could allow the sculptures to be loaned under British law. “It’s not everything […]
The Museum's president, George Osborne, appeared optimistic that an agreement can be reached between Greece and the British Museum for the Parthenon Sculptures, clarifying, however, that any
He admitted, however, that this specific approach does not find the Greek side in agreement - Britain-EU relations and the issue of the Sculptures in the middle
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