The digitization of over 400 objects, assessed as cultural property and seized through various police operations, has commenced.

The news was announced by the Minister of Economy, Culture, and Innovation, Blendi Gonxhja. According to the announcement, the laboratory will not only focus on the digitization of cultural heritage objects seized during joint operations with the state police but also serve for the digitization of objects currently undergoing restoration, which are currently housed in museums and archaeological sites.

“The implementation of advanced technology, including RTI and 3D methods, in the National Unit for the Digitization of Cultural Heritage. This is a project supported by AADF under the banner ‘Empowering Museums through Technology’, which not only enhances the documentation of objects but also facilitates the in-depth identification of elements, hidden details, or their origin, all while preserving the digital identity of cultural heritage,” said Gonxhja.

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