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Greece will not 'borrow' its own treasures, Mitsotakis says of Parthenon Marbles

Bulgaria's Rumen Radev said the two countries had left the shadows of the past behind them, and the 48 artefacts will go on display until 5 November before returning to the places they were taken from.

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00:01More than a thousand years after his death, the remains identified as those of Charles Amnual,
00:06one of the most important rulers of the first Bulgarian Empire are being returned to Bulgaria.
00:10Their return is part of an agreement on the mutual handover of historical artifacts signed by Greece and Bulgaria.
00:16During the signing of the agreement the Bulgarian Prime Minister Theng Greece,
00:20while Kyriakos Mitsotakis referred to the Parthenon Marbles.
00:23The efforts of the Bulgarian Empire didn't have ever happened yet,
00:27so that they would not be returned to Bulgaria.
00:31And today we are going to be able to return to Bulgaria.
00:33Today we are going to be able to return to Bulgaria,
00:37so that they would not be returned to Bulgaria.
00:42The newspapers, the historical documents, cannot be used as war.
00:47The Greek position is not used by an international war.
00:52The public and the historical
00:53and the historical position is not used as the public.
00:59The Parthenon Marbles must be a simple and unique place.
01:04I am going to report that my father is not to be able to receive the requirements
01:09that offer the recognition of the new civilization
01:13or to be able to donate their own rights.
01:18of us.

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