Renowned Egyptologist Dr. Zahi Hawass has concluded his highly successful lecture tour across the United States, which spanned three unforgettable months and included stops in 30 cities. The tour kicked off in Phoenix on May 1st and ended in Washington, D.C., on July 23rd.
More than 40,000 attendees from across the country gathered to hear the world’s most famous archaeologist unveil his latest discoveries from ancient Egypt—many of which were revealed publicly for the first time.
In every city, Dr. Hawass was welcomed with thunderous applause and standing ovations, both at the start and conclusion of each lecture. Audiences were deeply moved, inspired, and left with a stronger desire to learn more about Egypt’s extraordinary past.
Following each lecture, long lines formed as attendees waited patiently to meet Dr. Hawass, take photos with him, and get their books signed—moments many described as unforgettable.
Dr. Hawass described the tour as the most successful of his career to date, expressing his pride and gratitude for the overwhelming reception and the opportunity to bring Egypt’s ancient wonders closer to the American people.
U.S. Ambassador to Egypt, Herro Mustafa Garg, who attended one of the lectures, commented:
“It was an honor to attend Dr. Zahi Hawass’s conference celebrating Egypt’s extraordinary cultural heritage. The American people admire Egypt’s contributions to human history. I look forward to the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum and to Egypt’s continued leadership in preserving our shared global heritage.”
Dr. Hawass now continues his journey to Canada, where he is scheduled to present lectures in three major cities, continuing his mission to share Egypt’s rich legacy with the world.
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