Historical event Egypt, The Pharaohs' Golden Parade
The rams were uncovered in Tahrir Square, and the whole square and the
surrounding buildings were illuminated with light shows. After the
completion of the entire Tahrir Square area, the square is currently
preparing for the passage of the kings and queens of ancient Egypt in a
legendary procession within days.
Be ready for the historical event
The mummies of the kings and queens of Egypt will be moved from the
Egyptian Museum in Tahrir to the Museum of Civilization in Fustat on 03 Apr
2021, overlooking the lake of Ain Al-Sira, where the coffins have already
been successfully transferred to the Museum of Civilization.
A parade of 22 kings and queens with the participation of ancient
Egyptian-style war wheels that were manufactured in Egypt and the pure Arab
horses will be dragged by the Republican Guard teams with the firing of
bullets and military parades to celebrate them and have a specific route
through which the most famous historical places of Egypt will be
transferred. Through major satellite channels all over the world ... Today,
they will be very special and will announce surprises and international art
shows.
The procession will be for the kings:
Skanan Ra - Tuthmosis I - Ahmose Nefertari - Amenhotep I - Tuthmosis II -
Queen Hatshepsut - Thutmose III - Amenhotep II - Thutmose IV - Amenhotep III
- Ramses II - Merneptah - Seti II - Siptah - Ramses IV - Ramses V - Ramses
IX - City I.
A question that will occur to all of us:
Why are kings and queens not displayed in the Grand Egyptian Museum? And we collect all the relics there in one place?
Simply, because we are doing a complete redistribution of tourism to Egypt,
and every inch there is a tourist share.
for that :
I: We have developed the Egyptian Museum, Tahrir Square, and the
downtown area in full development now in all its fields with the same
approach as Tahrir Square, and we left the Egyptian Museum in very rare
tourist pieces to be a tourist attraction for Les and the Cairo Tower and
the entire surrounding area (Downtown).
II: We developed Lake Ain Al-Sira and transformed it from a neglected
and swampy place for diseases and filth into a paradise. We built the Museum
of Civilization on Lake Ain Al-Sira. We transferred it to the kings of Egypt
and other distinctive artefacts, as well as developing the wall of the
El-Ayoun stream and the entire ancient region of Egypt. All the neighbouring
monuments to it and the most important of them are the Citadel of Saladin
and the Islamic monuments ... etc.
In addition to the benefit to the residents of this particular area, which
was previously listed as a dangerous slum. It will be completely demolished
and the whole area will plan and build alternative housing in the Islamic
style like the Middle Ages. An international hotel will also be built on the
same model.
III: We built the Grand Egyptian Museum, which is the largest in the
world, and we will develop the entire pyramid area and make a cable car
linking the pyramid area with the museum, a global tourist walkway, a very
modern system for entry, and a very large horse riding area, and also, we
will distinguish the Grand Egyptian Museum with all of Tutankhamun’s relics
and many other relics exposed for the first time A completely different
time, and the view will take you on a journey through the time of the
Pharaohs.
National Museum of Egyptian Civilization in Fustat
It is located in front of Lake Ain Al-Sira (the area de Halba is fully
developed and remains a mythical need) in the heart of the historical city
of Fustat in the ancient Cairo area of Cairo, meters away from the
National Archives and the Religions Complex, as it overlooks Ain Al-Sira
Lake, it is one of the largest and largest museums In the world, where its
area reaches more than 140 thousand square meters, and thus accommodates
nearly 50 thousand artefacts telling the stages of the development of
Egyptian civilization, from the earliest times until the modern era.
The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, the idea of which goes
back to UNESCO, when it announced an international campaign to establish
it in 1982, is the first museum to be devoted to the entirety of Egyptian
civilization, as its archaeological pieces will tell the stages of the
development of Egyptian civilization, and it includes seven different
exhibitions, the most important of which is the permanent main exhibition,
Which will display the most important achievements of Egyptian
civilization, in addition to six other exhibitions dealing with topics:
civilization, the Nile, writing, state and society, culture, beliefs, and
ideas, in addition to an exhibition of royal mummies.
The museum, which laid the foundation stone for it in 2002, is
distinguished by its luxury and breadth, the luxury that the visitor feels
as soon as he steps into that long entrance surrounded on the sides by
huge columns, which cross it down to the temporary exhibition hall, which
displays many Egyptian industries throughout the ages, Such as pottery,
textiles, fashion, gold and silver jewellery, and these industries show
the extent of the development of pottery and glass crafts in ancient,
middle and modern Egypt, so inside the lobby there are many models of the
Egyptian manufacturer, in the various professions in which he worked
professionally, next to him is some wooden tools and chairs on which he
was sitting. In addition to many ceramic vessels, murals, and doors, which
confirm the craftsmanship of the Egyptian manufacturer.
Also inside the lobby is one of the rarest Egyptian antiquities at all,
which is the coffin of the priest Najm Ankh, returning from the United
States of America, after Egypt recovered it from among the recovered
antiquities, and dates back to the first century BC when Egypt was ruled
by the Ptolemaic dynasty, He was a high priest of the god "Hershef" in the
city of Heracleopolis and is located in the centre of Ahnasia in the
province of Beni Surf now.
The Museum of Egyptian Civilization is one of the most important axes for
the development of the archaeological "Al-Fustat" region, which is the
first capital of Islamic Egypt. Therefore, Ain Al-Sira Lake, which has an
area of more than 2 million square meters, was developed, and from
inside the museum you can see many buildings. The nearby archaeology, on
top of those buildings, is the Muhammad Ali Pasha Castle, and the interior
exhibitions of the museum were designed by the Japanese architect Arata
Isozaki, while Dr Al-Ghazali Qusaybah, professor of architecture at the
Faculty of Fine Arts in Cairo, obtained the right of architectural
advice.
According to the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities, the Museum of Egyptian
Civilization is scheduled to receive the mummies of some of the great
Egyptian kings, and the number 22 mummies, headed by Ramses II, Amenhotep
II, and Merenptah, provided that this will be done in early 2021, to be
placed in the mummies hall in the basement, and it also includes The
museum also works for restoration, and two sarcophagi belonging to the
sarcophagus of "Sagem", the foreman of King "Seti the First" and his wife,
who is one of the great priests of the New Kingdom era, who belongs to the
19th family, and the two sarcophagi are made of wood in a human form, and
they have colourful decorations Inside each of them, there is a mummy of
the deceased in a good state of preservation.
In 2017 AD, the museum was partially inaugurated, as the temporary
exhibition hall, which covers an area of about one thousand square
meters, was opened and includes a temporary exhibition entitled "Egyptian
Crafts and Industries through the Ages", which includes about 420
artefacts selected from some museums, and many models In addition to large
screens displaying several documentary films dealing with the history of
each craft and its development through the ages, the museum also includes
a hall and a centre for education and research, as well as an exhibition
related to the development of the city of Cairo, and it will serve as a
place for a variety of events, displaying three-dimensional scientific
videos, conferences, and lectures. And cultural activities, and will
target local, national, and international audiences.
Currently, the "central exhibition" hall is being constructed, which will
tell a summary of the Egyptian civilization from prehistory to the modern
era, it is located on an area of 2500 square meters and provides a
presentation of the Egyptian civilization through artefacts and models,
and "multimedia" display screens and graphic panels, as well. The "Capital
Museum" hall, which relies mainly on "multimedia", is being implemented
and provides an archaeological display of the Egyptian capital through
different eras, as it displays pictures and models of ancient Egyptian
capitals, ranging from Tennessee and Menf to Herceliopolis, Thebes,
Litjtawi, Khasot, Avaris, Akhetatoun, Bar-Ramesistanis, Popastis, and
Sais, Through Alexandria, Fustat, Askar, Al-Qata`, and finally Cairo,
through "multimedia" devices, and several documentaries, as well as
showing the floor of the hall Maquette explaining the idea of the
capital and its relationship with the geography of Egypt.
As for the glass pyramid above the Museum of Civilization, the museum's
administration has not yet determined how it will be used, as some suggest
using it as a panoramic hotel that allows its guests to see the
archaeological buildings surrounding it, while others suggest leaving it
as a panoramic exhibition overlooking Old Cairo, as the museum is located
in the middle of the first suburb It was established in Cairo 1400 years
ago.
We want to know all the world, which means the ancient Egyptians, and
what is the ancient Egyptian civilization, and what is Egypt safe, and
welcome to all the tourists in our country.
The event will take place in December but the date will be announced at a
later time.
Sources:
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Official website of the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities:
Official UNESCO website:

