• Egypt officially opens the Grand Egyptian Museum, the world’s largest museum dedicated to a single civilization, with president el-sisi and global leaders in attendance
• The opening featured spectacular celebrations, including fireworks, music, and pharaonic-inspired fashion, in an unforgettable historic event

Egypt celebrated the historic official opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum on Saturday evening, the largest museum worldwide dedicated to a single civilization, attended by president el-sisi and numerous global leaders

The ceremony was described as a new beacon of human civilization, with the museum illuminated amidst enchanting festive atmospheres. Lights reflected on the pyramids’ skyline, creating a majestic scene that amazed all attendees

Festive atmosphere and national pride

The crowd’s excitement soared, with attendees raising their phones to capture historic moments accompanied by fireworks, ancient Egyptian hymns, and illuminated displays that adorned the venue, blending national pride with deep symbolism

Symbolic gesture by president el-sisi

In a symbolic moment, president el-sisi placed the final piece bearing the name “Egypt” in the museum’s miniature model, composed of the names of participating countries, officially marking the opening of this global cultural landmark

Prominent artistic participation

The celebration was not limited to the official proceedings; it also featured notable artistic performances. Star performer sherehan dazzled president el-sisi and the guests, saying: I am Egyptian and proud to belong to the oldest people, the first civilization, and the first organized army on earth… lucky is he who is born in a country where art is deeply rooted and carved on walls for thousands of years

Fashion and pharaonic touches

The event’s fashion reflected the spirit of pharaonic civilization, showcasing garments inspired by Egyptian heritage with modern touches

Sherehan stood out in a golden dress exuding royal pharaonic style, while young artist yasmina el-abd impressed everyone with intricate golden embroidery inspired by ancient Egyptian eras

Renowned Egyptian performer sherin ahmed tarek wore a regal golden gown that added a historic touch to the event, while many guests chose dresses and accessories adorned with pharaonic symbols, such as decorated bracelets and collars, expressing their appreciation for Egypt’s rich ancient civilization