Pictures .. The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities receive seven artifacts recovered from France
The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities received, today, seven artifacts from ancient Egyptian ages, from the headquarters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration and Affairs of Egyptians abroad in the new administrative capital, after the French authorities seized them in & nbsp; Last January. By protecting its unique civilized heritage, and every artifact is recovered is a restoration of part of the Egyptian national memory and identity, and we will continue these efforts in cooperation with our international partners to protect our heritage for future generations, praising the fruitful cooperation between the Ministry and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration and Egyptians abroad. Legitimacy, and I handed it over to the Egyptian embassy in Paris during the month of March, in preparation for its return to its original homeland. The investigations are also underway to determine the parties involved in the exit of these pieces and hold them accountable in accordance with the law, in coordination with the caffors of the concerned authorities & quot;
and explained & nbsp; Shaaban Abdel -Gawad, Director General of the General Administration for the Recovery of Antiquities and the supervisor of the Central Administration of Archaeological Ports, that the recovered pieces include a wooden statue of the idol & quotes; Anubis & quot; In its animal body (Ibn Awi), a vowed coffin, a two -handed hands of wood, and a pottery statue representing a person, in addition to three small coils of papyrus. 25 rare artifacts that the Consulate General in New York from the American authorities followed, followed by the delivery of the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities to 20 important artifacts recovered from Australia through our missions in Canberra and Sidni.
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