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Equatorial Guinean museum strengthens cooperation with Grand Egyptian Museum

By , based on Ahora EG

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Specialists from the Grand Egyptian Museum are working in Malabo with the Obiang Nguema Mbasogo Museum on heritage conservation and restoration. The exchange is expected to strengthen the technical skills of staff at the Equatorial Guinean museum and deepen cultural cooperation between the two institutions, according to Ahora EG.

Specialists from the Grand Egyptian Museum are in Malabo to work with the Obiang Nguema Mbasogo Museum on the conservation and restoration of cultural heritage, according to Ahora EG.

The exchanges focus on the experience and technical knowledge needed to preserve the collections. This cooperation is also expected to strengthen the skills of staff at the Equatorial Guinean museum, Ahora EG reports.

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