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Thousands of travelers from Iran have returned from China According to what the Fars reporter heard, 151 historical objects of Iran, which were transferred to China for a one-year presence until June 1404, returned to the country today. This collection included works from the Mujadam Museum, the National Museum of Iran, the Farsh Museum, the Abigina Museum, and the Reza Abbasi Museum, some of which date back to 2000 BC. The 12-day war delayed the return of these works. After the war, the Chinese government proposed the extension of the exhibition during the visit of the Minister of Heritage to this country, and the government delegation agreed to extend the exhibition until May 15, 1405. - Link.

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Thousands of travelers from Iran have returned from China According to what the Fars reporter heard, 151 historical objects of Iran, which were transferred to China for a one-year presence until June 1404, returned to the country today. This collection included works from the Mujadam Museum, the National Museum of Iran, the Farsh Museum, the Abigina Museum, and the Reza Abbasi Museum, some of which date back to 2000 BC. The 12-day war delayed the return of these works. After the war, the Chinese government proposed the extension of the exhibition during the visit of the Minister of Heritage to this country, and the government delegation agreed to extend the exhibition until May 15, 1405. - Link.

Thousands of travelers from Iran have returned from China According to what the Fars reporter heard, 151 historical objects of Iran, which were transferred to China for a one-year presence until June 1404, returned to the country today. This collection included works from the Mujadam Museum, the National Museum of Iran, the Farsh Museum, the Abigina Museum, and the Reza Abbasi Museum, some of which date back to 2000 BC. The 12-day war delayed the return of these works. After the war, the Chinese government proposed the extension of the exhibition during the visit of the Minister of Heritage to this country, and the government delegation agreed to extend the exhibition until May 15, 1405. - Link.

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