Egyptians are eagerly preparing to follow the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum in 2025, which is a long-awaited historical event that witnesses wide participation from all governorates, as a number of screens have been prepared in the main squares and major streets to facilitate following this event. This comes within the efforts of the Egyptian government to promote national culture and heritage, so that the museum will serve as a bridge linking history and the present.
The map for distributing displays for the opening of the Egyptian Museum was designed to ensure that the events reach the largest possible number of citizens, which reflects the state’s keenness to have everyone participate in this important occasion. Multiple display places were prepared in each governorate, reflecting the cultural and civilizational diversity of Egypt.
In Cairo, many important sites have been prepared, such as the Nile Corniche and Abdeen Square, which will witness a live broadcast of the opening, and reflects Cairo’s status as a cultural and ancient capital of the world, which will give residents the opportunity to enjoy the celebrations from their favorite locations.
As for Giza Governorate, it prepared to host the event by preparing central squares such as Mustafa Mahmoud Square and Al-Galaa Square, where everyone seeks to follow this huge event that symbolizes Egyptian civilization, which reflects the spirit of pride and belonging among citizens.
In Suez Governorate, the Suez Promenade was prepared to receive attendees, providing a distinctive festive atmosphere. This falls within the government’s plans to enhance national pride and enhance belonging among the Egyptian people.
Moving to Kafr El-Sheikh, a group of screens were prepared in several squares, such as Martyrs’ Square, with a focus on the participation of clubs and youth centers in these events, which facilitates the process of following the event in a way that ensures strong popular interaction.
The intense preparations in Luxor indicate the importance of this event, as Sidi Abu El Haggag Square and Salah El Din Square were chosen to broadcast the celebrations, ensuring that history is mixed with celebration and is in line with the legacy of Egyptian civilization.
As for the Red Sea, the tourist areas witnessed preparations that received no less attention, with sites in Hurghada being prepared in order to provide the best experience for tourists and citizens alike, which reflects the vitality of the region as a distinctive tourist destination.
Thus, the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum on November 4, 2025 stands out as a national event that attracts all segments of society, reflecting the spirit of national unity and pride in cultural heritage, and working to enhance Egypt’s position on the global stage.
The opening ceremony will begin at 7 p.m. Cairo time, providing an opportunity for millions of Egyptians to celebrate their ancient past and their aspirations towards a bright future.
