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The Museum of the Bible has just returned 5000 illegally excavated objects to Egypt

The objects have been at the museum since 2016 when Egypt began seeking repatriation of the objects.  Since opening its doors the museum has come under fire for incomplete provenance. In returning to Egypt, the pieces will now be displayed at the Coptic Museum in Cairo, Egypt.  The Museum of the Bible is a privately owned American institution. As of 27 January 2021 the Washington, DC based museum has returned some 5 000 objects to the Egyptian government. This after the American Department of Homeland Security and the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities have been in talks regarding the stolen artefacts since 2017.  The objects have been in the possession of the museum since 2016 when Egypt began seeking repatriation of the objects. 

Egypt launches e-ticketing system for touristic cities museums

Egypt launches e-ticketing system for touristic cities’ museums BY Egypt launches e-ticketing system for touristic cities’ museums - Min. of Tourism & Antiquities CAIRO – 31 January 2021: The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities began to activate the electronic ticketing system for Sharm El-Sheikh and Hurghada museums, in addition to the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir.   This will be done through advanced reservation kiosks by activating the e-payment service through credit cards, electronic wallets and contactless cards.   Also, this comes in line with the ministry’s implementation and activation of the digital transformation project for museums and archaeological sites nationwide.   Assistant Minister of Tourism and Antiquities for the Development of Archaeological Sites and Museums Iman Zidan, explained that Sharm El-Sheikh and Hurghada museums and the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir are the first to activate the digital transformation project for museums

The Museum of the Bible Must Once Again Return Artifacts, This Time an Entire Warehouse of 5,000 Egyptian Objects

The man behind the DC institution has admitted his collecting naiveté. January 29, 2021 Visitors tour the History of the Bible exhibit during a media preview of the new Museum of the Bible, a museum dedicated to the history, narrative and impact of the Bible, in Washington, DC, November 14, 2017. (Photo by Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Images.) The Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC has returned some 5,000 artifacts to the Egyptian government, after years of talks between agencies including the Department of Homeland Security and the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities. The objects have been held at the Museum since its opening in 2016. Egypt has been seeking repatriation of the objects, which it says were smuggled illegally out of the country, for just as long.

Le sulfureux musée de la Bible de Washington restitue à l Égypte des milliers d antiquités disparues

Le sulfureux musée de la Bible de Washington restitue à l Égypte des milliers d antiquités disparues
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