Alexandria proudly anticipates the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum
Alexandria, October 29, 2025
Amid the world's anticipation for the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum, Alexandria Governorate expresses its pride in the imminent inauguration of the Grand Egyptian Museum, the most prominent cultural and historical event worldwide, and one of the largest and most important archaeological museums in human history. The museum represents a national achievement that embodies the grandeur of ancient Egyptian civilization and the leadership of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi in preserving its heritage and presenting it to the world using the latest technological advancements. The opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum sends a message of peace and civilization from the land of the Nile to the peoples of the world, showcasing thousands of artifacts that tell the story of Egypt since the dawn of history, including, for the first time in 103 years since their discovery, the complete collection of King Tutankhamun.
Vice Admiral Ahmed Khaled Hassan Said, Governor of Alexandria, emphasized that this opening is a source of pride for all Egyptians and reflects the strength of the Egyptian state in building a present worthy of its glorious past. He noted that Alexandria is proud of this significant national event, considering it a new step in enhancing Egypt's position on the tourism map and global culture, emphasizing that what is being achieved today is the result of the vision pursued by the state in preserving the Egyptian identity. The Grand Egyptian Museum is considered a unique national project, designed to be the largest archaeological museum in the world dedicated to a single civilization. It houses more than one hundred thousand artifacts representing various periods of ancient Egypt. The museum also relies on the latest interactive display techniques and modern digital means that allow visitors to have an exceptional experience combining enjoyment and knowledge, making it a global center for civilization, education, and culture.