Queen Rania Al-Abdullah shines at the opening ceremony of the Egyptian Museum

Queen Rania Al-Abdullah, Queen of Jordan, King Abdullah II, participated in the opening ceremony of the Great Egyptian Museum, which was held near the Great Pyramids of Giza, in the presence of a large number of kings, presidents, world leaders and many diplomatic delegations.

An elegant look for Queen Rania at the opening of the Egyptian Museum

Queen Rania came to confirm the depth of the relationship between Egypt and Jordan, and to strengthen the cultural and civilizational cooperation between the two countries, where she was greeted by Mrs. Intissar al-Sisi, the first lady of Egypt.

Queen Rania appeared in the first rows during the commemorative photo shoot with President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and his harem and world leaders, after welcoming all the participants.

Queen Rania looked elegant in red, wearing a long-sleeved midi dress. The design was narrow, and its appearance was narrow, and it was printed in the old Egyptian style.

And from the beauty point of view, Queen Rania Al-Abdullah left her hair with some wavy features with touches of makeup that added to her beauty and brilliance.

Queen Rania Al-Abdullah spoke with a number of people about her great admiration for the greatness of the Great Egyptian Museum and its innovative architectural design, supported by Egypt’s efforts in preserving human heritage and showing the beauty of ancient Egyptian civilization in front of the world.

During the ceremony, Queen Rania met with some of the international personalities participating in the opening, where she exchanged with them the hadiths about the role of Al-Tahaf in promoting dialogue between cultures, and the importance of spreading the values ​​of tolerance and understanding and peace between people through art and heritage.

the opening of the Al-Masri Al-Kabir Museum

It is mentioned that the opening of the Great Egyptian Museum came after many years of preparation and construction, in order to display the entire collection of antiquities that are being discovered for the first time, including the entire collection of the King Tut Amon, where it is displayed in one place in historical context, and includes more than five thousand artifacts from the treasures of the Golden King.

Beside this unique collection, the museum houses many of the rare pieces that document the development of Egyptian civilization through ancient, medieval, and modern times.

The museum contains a huge hall to display the iconic statue of King Ramses the Second, who welcomes visitors in the main hall, along with the royal throne, lined up alongside the statue of the ancient king of Egypt.

The exhibits in the museum include valuable collections from the Ottoman and Roman eras, as well as educational wings, discussion centers, and areas for cultural activities.