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Published on: 01/06/2026 - 14:45
The National Museum in Libya was opened after a closure that lasted more than 14 years. The opening represents a symbolic step to revive cultural memory after years of closure and faltering. The building returns to receive visitors amid hopes that it will form a modern space that displays the country’s history extending from ancient to contemporary times. Those in charge of it are counting on the opening to contribute to revitalizing the cultural movement. Report by France 24 correspondent Moaz Al-Sheikh.
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