Egypt
- Exhibition: Moving From Switzerland To New York
State Information Service "The Egyptian exhibition of ancient artifacts in New York will move to Switzerland in April," Minister of Culture Farouk Hosni said. Hosni said the exhibition will generate to Egypt 700,000 euros. He said the exhibition...
- 317 Antiquities Pieces To Be Displayed In Japan
State Information Service Culture Minister Farouk Hosni approved the travel of an antiquities team to Japan to inaugurate the Egyptian monuments exhibition to be staged in the museum of the University of Asida, in the City of Sengoku on July 31, 2007...
- Saint Catherine Coptic Artefacts To Be Displayed In Us
http://tinyurl.com/epdnc (sis.gov.eg) "Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif approved Tuesday19/9/2006 holding two exhibitions in Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles, the United States, to display Coptic artifacts of Saint Catherine Monastery. Culture Minister Farouk...
- Sunken Antiquities In France And Germany
http://tinyurl.com/aco76 (Egyptian State Information Service)"Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif has approved the holding of an exhibition for sunken antiquities in Berlin on May 11. Minister of Culture Farouq Hosni said the exhibition is expected to net 1.6...
- Egyptian Antiquities In Spain
http://www.sis.gov.eg/En/EgyptOnline/ "Minister of Culture Farouk Hosni approved to display Egyptian antiquities at the Arts Centre Museum in the Spanish capital Madrid under the title The Pharaohs. Two similar exhibitions of the Egyptian antiquities...
Egypt
Exhibition: The Gods's Gifts
http://tinyurl.com/2jf4oz (sis.gov.eg)
"Prime Minister Dr. Nazif approved Egypt's participation in the Pharaonic Archeological Artifacts Exhibition The Gods' Gifts due to be held in the USA and Switzerland. The Exhibition starts its tour in New York in October 2007, and then in the Swiss city "Martini" in March 2008.
Minister of Culture, Farouk Hosney, announced that the exhibit will contain 150 artifacts displaying the Pharaonic civilization development. These pieces are from the Egyptian Museum's property and the rest from the museums of Europe and the USA, and they display the Ancient Egyptian Temple's treasures and which are made of bronze, silver and gold. The monuments will be insured at $ 7 million.
Dr. Zahi Hawas, the Secretary-General of the Higher Council of Antiquities, said that the Metropolitan museum will pay all the costs of holding the exhibit.
Dr. Wafaa' Al-Sedik, the head of the Egyptian Museum, affirmed that "Piere Gianda" Agency in Switzerland asked to host the mentioned pieces after the end of the Metropolitan exhibit. She added that the Swiss side will pay $ 70 million for holding the exhibition.
She also added that both the American and the Swiss sides will pay the costs of their transportation, the windows of display, filling and wrapping, opening the wrapping, rewrapping, transporting from Egypt to New York and from New York to Martini and from Martini to Cairo, and finally the insurance and guarding. In return, the Higher Council of Antiquities is not committed to pay any financial costs."
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"Prime Minister Dr. Nazif approved Egypt's participation in the Pharaonic Archeological Artifacts Exhibition The Gods' Gifts due to be held in the USA and Switzerland. The Exhibition starts its tour in New York in October 2007, and then in the Swiss city "Martini" in March 2008.
Minister of Culture, Farouk Hosney, announced that the exhibit will contain 150 artifacts displaying the Pharaonic civilization development. These pieces are from the Egyptian Museum's property and the rest from the museums of Europe and the USA, and they display the Ancient Egyptian Temple's treasures and which are made of bronze, silver and gold. The monuments will be insured at $ 7 million.
Dr. Zahi Hawas, the Secretary-General of the Higher Council of Antiquities, said that the Metropolitan museum will pay all the costs of holding the exhibit.
Dr. Wafaa' Al-Sedik, the head of the Egyptian Museum, affirmed that "Piere Gianda" Agency in Switzerland asked to host the mentioned pieces after the end of the Metropolitan exhibit. She added that the Swiss side will pay $ 70 million for holding the exhibition.
She also added that both the American and the Swiss sides will pay the costs of their transportation, the windows of display, filling and wrapping, opening the wrapping, rewrapping, transporting from Egypt to New York and from New York to Martini and from Martini to Cairo, and finally the insurance and guarding. In return, the Higher Council of Antiquities is not committed to pay any financial costs."
This is the complete news item on the State Information Service.
- Exhibition: Moving From Switzerland To New York
State Information Service "The Egyptian exhibition of ancient artifacts in New York will move to Switzerland in April," Minister of Culture Farouk Hosni said. Hosni said the exhibition will generate to Egypt 700,000 euros. He said the exhibition...
- 317 Antiquities Pieces To Be Displayed In Japan
State Information Service Culture Minister Farouk Hosni approved the travel of an antiquities team to Japan to inaugurate the Egyptian monuments exhibition to be staged in the museum of the University of Asida, in the City of Sengoku on July 31, 2007...
- Saint Catherine Coptic Artefacts To Be Displayed In Us
http://tinyurl.com/epdnc (sis.gov.eg) "Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif approved Tuesday19/9/2006 holding two exhibitions in Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles, the United States, to display Coptic artifacts of Saint Catherine Monastery. Culture Minister Farouk...
- Sunken Antiquities In France And Germany
http://tinyurl.com/aco76 (Egyptian State Information Service)"Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif has approved the holding of an exhibition for sunken antiquities in Berlin on May 11. Minister of Culture Farouq Hosni said the exhibition is expected to net 1.6...
- Egyptian Antiquities In Spain
http://www.sis.gov.eg/En/EgyptOnline/ "Minister of Culture Farouk Hosni approved to display Egyptian antiquities at the Arts Centre Museum in the Spanish capital Madrid under the title The Pharaohs. Two similar exhibitions of the Egyptian antiquities...