चोरी भएका देवमूर्ति स्वदेश फर्काउन विभिन्न देशका राजदूतको आग्रह

In English

Ambassadors from various countries urge return of stolen deities to their homeland

The 'Malaai Ghar Ferkau' (Bring Me Home) festival has begun today in Bhaktapur with the aim of strengthening the campaign to return religious and cultural heritage items stolen from Nepal and taken to various countries around the world. The festival, organized by the Namuna Foundation at the Vocational Academy in Kamalbinayak on the occasion of the International Day against the Illicit Trade of Cultural Property, was observed by ambassadors and diplomatic representatives from seven countries. At the festival, information was provided regarding the status of Nepal's lost and stolen deities and cultural heritage items of archaeological significance, as well as the process of bringing them back. Representatives of diplomatic missions expressed their commitment to supporting Nepal's campaign for the conservation and repatriation of its cultural heritage. The organizers believe that this campaign will play a significant role in restoring Nepal's cultural pride and highlighting the importance of its heritage on the international stage.

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