Khedive Ismail
Mohammad Ragai, the head of the Central Administration of Zoos, dismissed on Friday news circulated about the closure of Giza Zoo, saying that no decision was taken in this matter so far.
Six thousand guests attended the opening ceremony of the Suez Canal, which was held on November 16, 1869, in Port Said.
Qasr al-Nil bridge embodies Khedive Ismail's dream of turning Cairo into a piece of Europe.
In the following lines, ET sheds light on the most important world events that took place on March 15.
The Piano was produced by the German company Grotrian-Steinweg.
In the following lines, ET sheds light on the most important world events that took place on January 2.
The establishment of the Egyptian Postal Office dates back to the era of Khedive Ismail.
In the following lines, ET sheds light on the most important world events that took place on December 19.
In the following lines, ET sheds light on the most important events that took place on November 25.
The opening of the Suez Canal was not an ordinary event. Rather, it was a huge global event.
During the tenure of President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, the state managed to restore the museum and reopen it.
This unique museum is worth a visit as it houses unique artifacts that cannot be seen anywhere else!
The Mansoura National Theater was initially a palace for Khedive Ismail.
On May 2, many important events that changed the world map took place.
On March 15, many important events that changed the world map took place.
On March 2, many important events that changed the world map took place.
Hafez Ibrahim Fahmy is considered one of the most famous figures of modern Arabic poetry.
The Museum of Islamic Art in Bab al-Khalq, in the heart of Historic Cairo, is the largest Islamic art museum in the world.
It was previously located in Al-Qaseer Castle in the Red Sea as a warrant for Case No. 1949 of 2008, after it was seized in an attempt to smuggle it out of the country from the port of Safaga.
It is one of the rarest museums, as it is the fourth of its kind in the world after the museums of Russia and England and Austria.
