King Tutankhamun
The journey unfolded after the inauguration of the museum in a grand ceremony attended by nearly 80 official delegations, including 39 led by kings, princes, and heads of state and government.
In a landmark ceremony attended by leaders from around the world, GEM, the world's largest museum dedicated for a single civilization, officially opened its doors, uniting thousands of years of ancient Egyptian heritage under one roof.
“The Grand Egyptian Museum stands as a living embodiment of the journey of a people who have inhabited the land of the Nile since the dawn of history,” El-Sisi stated.
The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) opened its historic inauguration ceremony, attended by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and 79 official delegations from around the world.
El-Sisi will lead the celebration with seventy-nine official delegations, including 39 led by kings, princes, and heads of state and government, set to attend.
GEM stands as the world’s largest archaeological complex dedicated to a single civilization, showcasing the history of ancient Egypt from 700,000 BC to 394 AD, uniting thousands of years of heritage under one roof.
