Algiers, Algeria – Algeria’s Minister of Culture and Arts, Malika Bendouda, is embarking on an official visit to the Arab Republic of Egypt today, Friday, representing President Abdelmadjid Tebboune. The visit is to attend the official opening ceremony of the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), scheduled for tomorrow, Saturday.
The Ministry of Culture and Arts released a statement highlighting the significance of this international event. The statement emphasized that the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum is considered a landmark cultural event, anticipating the presence of numerous heads of state, ministers, and representatives from international organizations and bodies.
“This global cultural event is one of the most anticipated on the international stage,” the statement read, further noting that a distinguished group of cultural figures from across the globe will also be in attendance.
The Grand Egyptian Museum is poised to become one of the world’s leading cultural institutions, showcasing Egypt’s rich history and heritage. The Algerian delegation’s participation underscores the strong cultural ties between Algeria and Egypt and Algeria’s commitment to supporting significant cultural initiatives in the region.
Minister Bendouda’s presence at the opening ceremony signifies Algeria’s recognition of the GEM’s importance and its potential to contribute significantly to global cultural understanding and appreciation. The visit will also provide an opportunity for bilateral discussions and cooperation in the fields of culture and the arts between Algeria and Egypt.
