CAIRO — His Highness Sayyid Theyazin bin Haitham Al Said, Minister of Culture, Sports and Youth, has expressed profound honor at representing His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik at the official inauguration of the Grand Egyptian Museum in Cairo, one of the most significant cultural and archaeological projects in the modern era.

In an official press statement, His Highness emphasized that the opening of the museum stands as a testament to the vision of the new Egypt under its leadership, showcasing a modern approach to preserving and presenting its unparalleled human heritage. He noted that the landmark project positions Egypt at the forefront of nations that successfully harmonize cultural authenticity with contemporary innovation in the arts, heritage, and museum sectors.

His Highness affirmed that the Sultanate of Oman views this historic achievement with great pride, considering it not only Egypt’s accomplishment but a moment of honor for the entire Arab world. He described the museum as an inspirational milestone that strengthens the global presence of Arab civilization and reinforces the role of Arab nations in safeguarding and interpreting world heritage.

He further highlighted that the Grand Egyptian Museum provides a strong foundation for deeper intra-Arab cultural cooperation, particularly in heritage conservation, archaeology, and museum management. The project, he said, opens new avenues for sustained knowledge exchange and collaboration among cultural institutions across the region.

His Highness concluded by extending heartfelt congratulations to the Arab Republic of Egypt, its leadership, and its people, praising the nation’s enduring legacy and expressing sincere wishes for continued cultural and developmental progress.