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The article discusses Egypt's efforts to protect its artifacts from smuggling and illegal sale abroad. Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs Wael El Naggar pointed out that international auction houses are being monitored to track smuggled antiquities. He affirmed that Egypt holds rights to artifacts that left prior to 1970 during exploratory excavations and remains eager to recover them if they are involved in disputes. Emphasis is placed on collaborating with international entities within legal and diplomatic frameworks, especially with the United States, which is one of the largest markets for smuggled artifacts. Egypt is also working to implement international conventions to safeguard cultural heritage, establish documentation processes for ownership verification, and prevent the sale of illicit items.
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