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Egypt will lend a major part of the Egyptian Museum collection to Rome for an exhibition.

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Egypt will lend a major part of the Egyptian Museum collection to Rome for an exhibition.

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  1. Egypt loans Fayum portraits and works from the Hurghada Museum to be displayed in Rome.Sub-event
  2. Egypt and Italy agreed on a major loan of artifacts from the Egyptian Museum to Rome.1 source

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