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The Syrian Directorate-General of Antiquities and Museums announced that France has returned 23 archaeological artifacts that had been on loan for 15 years from Syrian museums. The pieces arrived at the National Museum in Damascus coinciding with President Emmanuel Macron's visit to Damascus. The artifacts span various periods, from prehistoric times to Islamic eras, and include statues, inscriptions, and fresco paintings. They had been loaned to participate in an exhibition about Arab civilization. Their return was scheduled since 2014, but the war prevented it. The event emphasized the importance of strengthening cultural relations and reclaiming Syrian identity.
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