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Mendoni: Mitsotakis’ government is working systematically & methodically for the reunification of the Parthenon Sculptures
How she commented on the dinner at the British Museum – “Everything that is happening and the international environment is absolutely favourable for the reunification and repatriation of cultural property which has been illegally exported”
Lina Mendoni at UNESCO: “I call on all Member States to support the reunification of the Parthenon Sculptures”
Greek Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni reaffirmed Greece’s unwavering position on the reunification of the Parthenon Sculptures, calling on all UNESCO member states to support this national objective during her address at the organization’s General Conference, held this year for the first time outside UNESCO headquarters, in Samarkand
British Museum: To boost its funds, it hosted a pink-themed ball among the Parthenon Sculptures – Tickets cost £2,000 (photos)
With plenty of champagne and Indian cuisine in honor of an important Indian benefactor, the evening featured celebrities such as Mick Jagger, the Mayor of London, Princess Diana’s nieces & heirs of powerful business families - Prompting strong reactions from the Greek side
Mendoni: Dinners in the hall of the Parthenon Sculptures by the British Museum are offensive actions
Strong reaction of the Ministry of Culture - It speaks of "offensive actions that endanger the exhibits themselves" - It was preceded by the complaint of Mareva Grabovski - Mitsotakis
Mendoni’s meeting with the Vice-Chancellor of Austria – Focus on the Parthenon Sculptures
Lina Mendoni focused on the importance that Greece and the Ministry of Culture attach to the final reunification of the Parthenon Sculptures at the Acropolis Museum
The return of the Parthenon Sculptures: The Fagan fragment, key to the deal
Based on the legal formalities for the return from Sicily of a small fragment of the eastern frieze of the Parthenon in 2022, the dialogue with the British Museum is progressing - The negotiations between the directors of the Acropolis Museum & the British Museum - The five critical phases
Mendoni to Danikas: The Parthenon Sculptures will return, but it will take time because both sides have red lines
The Minister of Culture talks about the final phase of negotiations with the British and the issues with the archaeological finds at the Thessaloniki Metro and the Elliniko development
