Algiers – The Minister of Culture and Arts, Malika Bendouda, embarked on an official visit to the Arab Republic of Egypt today, Friday, under presidential directive.
The visit, authorized by President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, will see Minister Bendouda participate in the highly anticipated official inauguration ceremony of the Grand Egyptian Museum. The ceremony is scheduled to take place on Saturday at the foot of the Giza pyramids.
According to a statement released by the Ministry of Culture and Arts, this global cultural event is one of the most prominent and eagerly awaited on the international stage. The museum’s opening is expected to draw a distinguished audience, including heads of state, ministers, and officials from international organizations and bodies.
The event will also host a select group of leading cultural figures from around the world, further highlighting the museum’s significance and its role in promoting cross-cultural understanding. The Grand Egyptian Museum is poised to become a major landmark, showcasing the rich history and heritage of Egypt to a global audience.
The Minister’s presence underscores Algeria’s commitment to fostering strong cultural ties with Egypt and its support for initiatives that celebrate and preserve cultural heritage. The visit is expected to strengthen bilateral relations between the two nations and pave the way for future collaborations in the cultural sphere.
