Africazine:
The upcoming lecture by Dr. Zahi Hawass aims to address the critical issue of repatriating smuggled Egyptian antiquities.
Scheduled for June 14, 2026, at 6:00 PM, the event will take place in Cairo. It is organized by the Syndicate of Journalists’ Tourism and Antiquities Division in collaboration with the Zahi Hawass Foundation for Antiquities and Heritage.
Dr. Zahi Hawass to Discuss Repatriation of Antiquities
The lecture will focus on the campaign to repatriate smuggled Egyptian antiquities. Dr. Hawass, a prominent Egyptologist and former Minister of Antiquities, will share insights on the challenges and aspirations surrounding this initiative. The event aims to engage researchers, cultural heritage enthusiasts, and officials in a meaningful dialogue.
Ahmed Osman, Head of the Tourism and Antiquities Division, highlighted that this lecture marks the beginning of the division’s cultural activities. It reflects the Syndicate’s commitment to preserving Egyptian identity and supporting efforts to reclaim the nation’s looted heritage.
Egypt: Key figures on Repatriation of Antiquities
- Lecture scheduled for June 14, 2026
- Event time: 6:00 PM
Open Discussion and Q&A Session Planned
The event will include an open discussion and a Q&A session for attendees. This format encourages participation and allows for a deeper exploration of the topics presented. The Syndicate aims to foster a collaborative atmosphere among all participants.
Next Steps for Cultural Activities
- Launch of additional cultural activities by the Tourism and Antiquities Division
- Engagement with researchers and officials in future discussions
The lecture by Dr. Zahi Hawass underscores the importance of reclaiming Egypt's cultural heritage.
