Egypt Participates in the 3rd Shanghai International Arts and Sciences Forum

On Thursday, the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities took center stage at the 3rd Shanghai International Forum for Arts and Sciences.

The event, hosted at Shanghai's Museum of Art Collections, epitomizes a fusion of art, science, and technology, attracting global luminaries in museum and archaeological sciences.

Dr. Tayeb Abbas, renowned for his role as Assistant Minister for Archaeological Affairs at the iconic Grand Egyptian Museum, represented the heart of Egypt’s archaeological advancements. With the backdrop of international experts in cutting-edge museum display technology, Dr. Abbas illuminated the confluence of tradition and tech.

The forum revolved around the transformative power of emerging technologies in museum landscapes. Dr. Abbas, in a compelling presentation, delved into how the Grand Egyptian Museum harnesses these innovations. Emphasizing their commitment to global standards, he revealed how the museum's layout and designs are poised to redefine the museum-going experience.

But it wasn’t just about technology. Dr. Abbas captivated audiences with tales of the Grand Egyptian Museum's prized possessions – notably, the complete and unprecedented collection of treasures from the golden pharaoh, Tutankhamun. This ensemble not only resonates with history but is a testament to the museum's ethos: offering more than just artifacts. It’s a holistic journey – educational, cultural, and recreational.

Following the forum, Dr. Abbas’s insights were sought after by Chinese media giants, including the esteemed "Xinhua" news agency. He shared updates on the Grand Egyptian Museum’s impending launch and articulated his vision for symbiotic collaborations between Egyptian and Chinese museums. Drawing parallels between the ancient civilizations both nations are home to, Dr. Abbas extended a warm invitation to the Chinese community, enticing them with Egypt’s myriad archaeological and touristic treasures.