The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC) in Fustat welcomed a high-ranking German delegation on Thursday, which included the German Minister of State, the Head of the Presidential Office’s Economic Sector, representatives from leading German companies, and several prominent business leaders and diplomats from the German Embassy in Cairo.
Dr. Ahmed Ghoneim, CEO of the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, and Mrs. Fayrouz Fekry, Deputy CEO for Management and Operations, warmly received the delegation. They provided a detailed overview of the museum's unique location, its historical significance, and its vital cultural and societal role.
The museum has become a cornerstone for promoting Egypt's rich ancient civilization, enhancing the country’s position as a top global tourist destination, and showcasing a positive image of Egypt to the world. Furthermore, the museum plays a crucial role in boosting the national economy through tourism development.
As a gesture of appreciation, Dr. Ghoneim presented the delegation with a catalog of the museum's royal mummies, a highlight of the NMEC’s exhibitions and one of its most iconic displays.
During their tour of the museum, the delegation explored the museum's various halls, gaining insight into its diverse collection, which spans the entirety of Egyptian history—from prehistoric times to the modern era. The rich and varied artifacts narrate the fascinating story of Egypt's enduring civilization.
The German delegation expressed their admiration for the royal mummies and the exceptional way they are displayed. They were equally impressed by the quality of the museum's exhibitions, which showcase different aspects of Egyptian civilization throughout the ages.
Additionally, they praised the museum’s strategic location, surrounded by numerous historical and cultural landmarks.