A technical and professional committee from the National Museum and Archaeology Department of the Taliban’s Ministry of Information and Culture has registered 24 historical artifacts after expert evaluation at the local museum in Laghman province, officially adding them to the list of cultural heritage items.<\/p>\n
Mohammad Nader Makhour, General Director of Cultural Heritage Preservation at Laghman’s Information and Culture Department, told Bakhtar news agency that the committee visited the Laghman local museum at the recommendation of this department and closely evaluated several valuable artifacts. According to him, after undergoing technical procedures, these artifacts have been entered into the official database and relocated for preservation and display in the museum.<\/p>\n
Based on provided information, these 24 historical items are now officially registered on the list of cultural and artistic heritage. Local officials describe this move as part of the efforts to document and protect historical heritage.<\/p>\n
This development comes amid concerns raised in recent years over the condition and preservation of ancient sites and artifacts in several provinces. Cultural experts emphasize that the registration of artifacts will be effective only when combined with sustainable protection programs, measures to prevent smuggling of historical items, and the establishment of proper standard conditions in museums.<\/p>\n
Laghman is one of the provinces with a historical background in eastern Afghanistan. The artifacts found in this area are part of Afghanistan\u2019s cultural and historical identity, the preservation of which requires serious attention and responsibility from relevant institutions.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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