In anticipation of the highly awaited Grand Egyptian Museum opening, the governorate of Aswan has announced the installation of large display screens at 14 major tourist and archaeological sites to broadcast the ceremony live for residents and tourists.
This initiative aims to ensure that people across Egypt—especially in key tourist destinations—can take part in celebrating one of the most significant cultural events of the century.
Officials revealed that the selected sites include the Nile Corniche, Philae Temple, the High Dam, Abu Simbel Temple, and the Nubia Museum, along with several hotels and public gathering spots, creating a festive atmosphere across the city.
All screens are equipped with state-of-the-art audio and visual systems to deliver a high-quality, immersive experience that reflects the grandeur of the event.
The Grand Egyptian Museum, located near the Pyramids of Giza, will feature over 100,000 ancient artifacts, making it one of the world’s largest and most advanced archaeological museums, celebrating Egypt’s rich heritage and global cultural influence.
