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Iraq Recovers Thousands of Stolen Artifacts to Preserve Cultural Heritage

Iraq has successfully recovered 27,000 stolen artifacts, reinforcing its commitment to preserving cultural heritage. These historical treasures were retrieved both from within the country and abroad. All recovered pieces have been returned to the Iraqi National Museum.

Efforts to reclaim lost artifacts continue at full speed. Authorities work closely with foreign embassies and international institutions. Coordination with Iraq’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs plays a crucial role in tracking missing antiquities.

Iraq recovers thousands of stolen artifacts to preserve cultural heritage, demonstrating the government’s determination to protect its history. Many of these artifacts belong to ancient civilizations and hold great artistic and cultural significance.

During recent operations, officials retrieved over 7,000 valuable pieces. These items, dating back thousands of years, now rest in their rightful place at the National Museum. Each artifact tells a story of Iraq’s deep-rooted history.

Security forces also played a key role in protecting national heritage. Cooperation between intelligence agencies and law enforcement led to the recovery of 20,000 artifacts inside Iraq. These discoveries came through security operations and crackdowns on illegal smuggling networks.

Iraq recovers thousands of stolen artifacts to preserve cultural heritage, strengthening national identity. Authorities have taken legal action to ensure the protection of these valuable pieces. Every recovered item undergoes careful documentation before being placed under museum care.

The government continues to prioritize artifact recovery. Close collaboration between the Prime Minister’s office and the Ministry of Culture drives these efforts forward. Officials emphasize that reclaiming stolen history is essential for future generations.

Iraq recovers thousands of stolen artifacts to preserve cultural heritage, reaffirming its commitment to safeguarding the past. With ongoing international cooperation, authorities aim to recover more lost treasures. Each returned artifact strengthens Iraq’s rich historical legacy and ensures its stories endure for centuries to come.

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