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der Standard DEAmong the objects you can also see the tomb treasure of the Pharaoh Tutankhamun. In total there are more than 100,000 exhibits
It was with great pleasure that Egypt inaugurated its Grand Museum dedicated to the pharaonic civilization on Saturday, November 1. Nearly 80 official delegations attended the ceremony on a slope overlooking the plateau of Guizeh and its pyramids. The construction, carried out with the financial and technical support of Japan, cost more than a billion dollars and required twenty years of work.
The museum is the burning nail to which Al Sisi's regime clings to insuffer oxygen to the nation's battered coffers in the midst of the serious instability that plagues the region Read
More than two decades after its foundational stone was laid, and having witnessed three regimes, a revolution, several regional wars and a pandemic, the space is finally inaugurated this Saturday. It will be three days of celebration all over the world with which Egypt wants to reveal the feat to the world.
The largest archaeological museum in the world opens in Cairo. The treasures in bulletproof display cases and endless galleries have never been seen by the public.
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