From May 17 to 24, the General Directorate of Customs and Excise organized two weeks against the trafficking of cultural goods.
The aim of this event was to promote the role of customs in the protection of heritage and the fight against trafficking in cultural goods.
This Fortnight was organized around 2 highlights:
1- The handing over to the National Archaeology Museum of St-Germain en Laye of 22 Gallic coins seized by Roissy in 2018.
2 – The handover to the Brazilian authorities of fossils seized in 2013 and currently stored in a warehouse in Le Havre.
This “Cultural Goods Fortnight” had several objectives: Raising awareness and better communication on customs skills and results as well as highlighting customs actors and partners.
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