Royal jewelry museum to open in Alexandria
Egypt

Royal jewelry museum to open in Alexandria


Egypt State Information Service

The coastal city of Alexandria will host a museum displaying royal jewelry, The museum will be open for tourists and visitors early 2009.

Minister of Culture Farouk Hosni said the museum's restoration took three years and cost LE50 million.

He said the museum has been equipped with up-to-date security and anti-theft devices.

"It is the largest Egyptian museum in terms of space," the Minister said, adding that it had been constructed on a total of 4,185 metres.

He added "The building itself is a masterpiece as it used to be the place of Princess Fatima Al-Zahra."

Head of the Supreme Council of Antiquities Dr Zahi Hawwas said the museum will display artifacts and jewelry dating back to 1805, when Mohammad Ali's era started.




- Museum Of Islamic Art To Be Inaugurated
Egypt State Information Service President Hosni Mubarak will inaugurate the Museum of Islamic Art in July after restoration, Culture Minister Farouk Hosni said on Tuesday May 4, 2010. The museum was developed and prepared for tourists to visit, he said....

- Museum: Royal Jewelry Museum
Egypt State Information Service The Ministry of Culture has completed renovation works of Alexandria Royal Jewelry Museum in preparation for inaugurating it at the beginning of 2010. The Museum has been supplied with the state-of-the-art showcases suitable...

- Update Re Grand Museum In Cairo
Egypt State Information Service "The second phase of establishing the new Grand Museum is nearing completion," Minister of Culture Farouk Hosni said during the press conference which he held on Monday 25/8/2008 after his meeting with the international...

- Islamic Buildings To Be Renovated In Rosetta
Egypt State Information Service Minister of Culture Farouk Hosni said that the Supreme Council of Antiquities (SCA) is done renovating monuments in the city of Rosetta at a total cost of LE 40 million. SCA Secretary General Zahi Hawwas said that Rosetta's...

- 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...



Egypt








.