A museum built to display numerous artifacts from ancient Egypt to replace the old and narrow Cairo Museum.
Many works, including more than 100,000 artifacts from ancient Egyptian civilization, including the entire collection of Tutankhamun, will be shown here for the first time
The original completion date was 2013, but it was postponed due to the national situation, financial difficulties, and the coronavirus pandemic, and the temporary opening was held this year.
The reason why this museum is attracting so much attention is that it is the world’s largest archaeological museum.
This is because it can serve as a basis for opposition to the poor management and exhibition capabilities cited by the UK and France as reasons for refusing to return relics.
Attention is being paid to how advanced countries will respond when requests are made to return artifacts after the official opening.