See Reporter Reveals His Adventure Inside Bent Pyramid of Snefru

Sabah El Balad program broadcast on Sada El Balad TV channel shed light, on Tuesday, on the efforts exerted by Sada ElBalad English website “See” in covering the inauguration of the Bent Pyramid of the Pharaoh King Snefru in Giza’s Dahshur area.

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The presenters of the program said that the inauguration was attended by 40 ambassadors. They also said that See entered the pyramid.

See camera managed to monitor all the details inside the pyramid within a 40-minute press adventure.

Moreover, See camera entered the 90 meter long Bent passage of the pyramid. It also stormed another very narrow passage inside the pyramid.

The presenters praised the great efforts exerted by See to cover all these details saying: ” some of the global and international media, such as The Daily Mail, talked about the adventure of See reporter Ali Abu Dashish who was able to enter the pyramid.” some global news websites said that see the reporter’s adventure was so hard and excited.

See was able to reveal how the Pharaohs built this integrated engineering construction. The website also promotes the Egyptian tourism by spreading the archaeological, cultural and historical awareness to the whole world.

In a telephone call to the program, Abu Dashish said that the Antiquities represent the soft power for Egypt, adding that the Ministry of Antiquities is keen to invite the world ambassadors to attend the inauguration of the archaeological discoveries in Egypt.

“This sends an important message to the world that Egypt is safe,” Abu Dashish stressed.

He said that 40 ambassadors attended the inauguration including, British ambassador, Italian ambassador, French ambassador, Austrian ambassador, as well as African ambassadors.

“King Snefru, the first king of the Fourth Dynasty, is the only king who built four pyramids,” See reporter noted.

He also confirmed that See’s message is spreading archaeological awareness and raising awareness about Egypt’s cultural role around the world.