One factor that might motivate a museum to hasten the restoration process without considering whether or not it is good for the peace could be financial reasons. Restoration projects can require significant investments, including costs for materials, specialized labor, research, and equipment. If a museum is facing financial constraints or budget limitations, they may feel compelled to complete the restoration quickly to minimize expenses and return the exhibited artwork or artifacts to public display sooner. This focus on economic considerations may overshadow the potential impact on peace or any ethical concerns surrounding the restoration process.
