Jakarta, July 24 -- Historic Indonesian cultural artifacts recently repatriated by the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) will be permanently stored at the National Museum in Jakarta, Culture Minister Fadli Zon confirmed.

The repatriation follows a high-level meeting on Wednesday (July 22) between Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto and FBI Director Kash Patel, who personally brought five confiscated artifacts back to Indonesia.

"We will register them at the National Museum for the time being and record them," Fadli Zon told reporters during a press conference in Jakarta, Thursday (July 23).

Fadli noted that while the artifacts will primarily serve as part of the National Museum's permanent inventory, they may be loa...