Sudan's government said it has recovered what it described as large collections of antiquities looted from museums in Khartoum dur...

Sudan's government said it has recovered what it described as large collections of antiquities looted from museums in Khartoum during the war, and it plans to announce details at a Tuesday ceremony in Port Sudan. The government said it will hold an official ceremony Tuesday in Port Sudan, in the east of the country, to announce the recovery of a significant number of looted Sudanese antiquities. It described the event as part of national efforts aimed at protecting cultural heritage and safeguarding the country's historical memory. In a press statement Monday, Minister of Culture, Information and Tourism Khalid Al-Aiser said the aim of the Rapid Support Forces and their allies at home and abroad was to "dismantle Sudanese identity" through a project of "replacement and substitution," a new demographic change, and the erasure of human memory shaped by the long accumulation of Sudanese cultures. https://lnkd.in/gUb2i_tq