Egypt celebrates a landmark moment with the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum, the world’s largest cultural and archaeological complex. This exceptional project reflects the brilliance of ancient Egyptian civilization and the ingenuity of modern Egyptian engineering, bringing together over 100,000 artifacts, including the complete Tutankhamun collection, in a spectacular architectural masterpiece.

Moteia Ismail, Chairman of Concorde Hotels, described the museum as a national achievement that symbolizes the determination and creativity of the Egyptian people. He emphasized that the opening marks a new chapter in Egypt’s cultural legacy and strengthens its position as a leading global tourism destination.

Ismail noted that the museum’s inauguration is expected to significantly boost international tourism flow to Egypt, attracting millions of visitors eager to explore its unique design and extraordinary archaeological treasures. This surge is also anticipated to increase hotel occupancy, expand flight routes, and enhance Egypt’s foreign currency revenues.

He added that the opening comes in parallel with extensive development of Egypt’s infrastructure, including roads, airports, and transportation networks, ensuring that the country presents this global event at the highest international standards. The Grand Egyptian Museum, he affirmed, reflects the modern image of Egypt—dynamic, competitive, and fully capable of leading in the fields of culture, tourism, and sustainable development.