Jordan: The Grand Egyptian Museum is a great addition to the entire Arab nation

Jordanian Minister of State for Media Affairs and Government Spokesperson Dr. Mohammad Momani affirmed that the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum represents a cultural and civilizational addition not only to Egypt, but to the entire Arab nation, considering Egypt "the mother of creativity and the cradle of distinguished talents."

In statements to the Middle East News Agency's correspondent in Amman, Momani said that the Grand Museum embodies the greatness of Egyptian history and the depth of its civilization, which has inspired humanity throughout the ages. He pointed out that Egypt and Jordan enjoy a long history and a solid position on the global tourism map, thanks to their cultural and civilizational heritage, in addition to Egypt's natural diversity and distinct attractions.

He added that the Grand Museum reflects Egypt's ability to combine authenticity and modernity, emphasizing that tourism coordination between Egypt and Jordan represents an excellent platform for cultural and historical integration between the two brotherly countries.

Al-Momani concluded his statement by saying: "Whenever we see Egyptian success, we rejoice, and whenever we see Egyptian brilliance, we become even more proud. If Egypt is well, then the Arabs are well, and we wish it further progress under its leadership and great people."