513 smuggled artefacts repatriated from US
They said the artefacts are invaluable national treasures reflecting country’s rich civilisational heritage and are now in government custody. The committee was informed that plans are underway to establish a new museum for the preservation and display of the recovered artefacts. Land acquisition for the project is being pursued in coordination with the Capital Development Authority, and public-private partnership options are being explored for the museum’s development.
- ▪They said the artefacts are invaluable national treasures reflecting country’s rich civilisational heritage and are now in government custody.
- ▪The committee was informed that plans are underway to establish a new museum for the preservation and display of the recovered artefacts.
- ▪Land acquisition for the project is being pursued in coordination with the Capital Development Authority, and public-private partnership options are being explored for the museum’s development.
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513 smuggled artefacts repatriated from US Bakhtawar Mian Published July 28, 2026 Email Your Name*Recipient Email*Cancel 0 An image of recovered artefacts and US officials. — Photo courtesy @PakinNewYork/X/File Listen to article 1x 1.2x 1.5x comments Join our Whatsapp Channel Add Dawn as a trusted source • Mostly include Gandhara relics; Senate body orders detailed report on smuggling racket• Officials say Unesco concerns over Taxila conservation addressed; new museum planned ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has repatriated 513 smuggled archaeological artefacts from the United States under bilateral cooperation, top officials revealed before a Senate panel on Monday.
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