"Scythian gold" finally returns to Ukraine!

Scythian gold

"Scythian gold" finally returns to Ukraine!
The Allard Pearson Museum is returning priceless museum relics to Ukraine, that during 9 years were in the Netherlands.
Also, due to the decision of the Dutch side, the costs for the storage of museum exhibits will not be charged.

These artifacts, which were lost to Ukraine for a long time, not only reflect the art and skill of ancient masters, and are key evidence of the cultural and historical context of our country. They are not just objects, they – symbols of the past, the heritage of our ancestors, that tell us about the great era of our history.

The Allard Pearson Museum's decision is a step towards restoring Ukraine's rights to its own cultural heritage. This is also a positive signal in the world, indicating the importance of returning cultural assets to their rightful owners.

No less significant is the decision of the Dutch side not to charge costs for the storage of these museum exhibits. This is a recognition of the importance of these artifacts for Ukraine, as well as attentiveness to the needs of preserving and supporting the cultural heritage of the partner countries.

Restoration of heritage – it's not just restoring objects or collections. This is the restoration of the nation's self-awareness and identity. These artifacts, returning to his homeland, become bridges between the past and the present, between different cultures and peoples.

Preservation and support of cultural heritage – it is everyone's shared responsibility. It is a memory, which we leave for the future. The true value of these artifacts lies not only in their material value, but also in constant connection with the very history of our state.

So, return “Scythian gold” – it is not only a victory of cultural diplomacy, but also confirmation of the importance and value of national heritage. Let these values ​​be a constant reminder of our shared history and cultural ties, that unite us all.

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