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Syrian artifacts returned after 15 years
Twenty-three Syrian archaeological artifacts have returned to Damascus from France after remaining there for 15 years. This was part of a diplomatic negotiation following the Syrian war and the break in diplomatic relations between the two countries. The pieces were borrowed for a permanent exhibition at the Arab World Institute in Paris starting in 2011, but political and security circumstances led to delays in their return. Officials explained that the final agreement was reached after the Syrian Minister of Culture's visit to Paris. The collection includes items from various periods of Syrian history, including artifacts from Palmyra and the Western Hiran Palace. Each piece carries historical significance, reflecting the country's cultural and religious diversity.
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