Queen Rania and Princess Salma Attend Grand Egyptian Museum Opening
In a significant cultural event, Queen Rania Al Abdullah, accompanied by Princess Salma bint Abdullah II, represented King Abdullah II at the official opening ceremony of the Grand Egyptian Museum. The event, which took place on Saturday, was also attended by Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and his wife.
A Royal Presence at a Historic Event
The opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum in Egypt was a momentous occasion, drawing dignitaries and representatives from cultural institutions worldwide. The presence of Queen Rania and Princess Salma underscored the importance of this event, which celebrated Egypt’s rich history and cultural heritage. They were received by President El-Sisi and his wife, highlighting the significance of the occasion.
Ceremonial Highlights
The ceremony included a speech by President El-Sisi and featured a series of performances that highlighted the historical significance of Egypt through the ages. These included musical and audio-visual presentations designed to captivate and educate attendees. The event provided a platform to showcase Egypt’s rich past and its contributions to global culture.
Exploring the Museum’s Treasures
Queen Rania and Princess Salma toured the museum’s facilities, viewing a selection of the most prominent exhibits. The Grand Egyptian Museum houses tens of thousands of unique Egyptian artifacts, making it a vital center for the preservation and display of ancient Egyptian history. The museum’s vast collection offers a comprehensive view of Egyptian civilization, from its earliest periods to the Roman era.
The event celebrated not only the museum’s opening but also the ongoing efforts to preserve and celebrate Egypt’s cultural legacy. The attendance of Queen Rania and Princess Salma reflects the strong ties between Jordan and Egypt, and their shared commitment to cultural heritage. This grand opening marks a new chapter for the display and appreciation of Egyptian artifacts on a global scale.
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