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Ethiopia's Diplomatic Drive Gains Ground in Reclaiming Looted Heritage, Alula Pankhurst

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[ENA] Addis Ababa -- Alula Pankhurst has commended the Ethiopian government's diplomatic efforts to recover heritage artifacts taken from the country through looting, force, and other illicit means.

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