International Delegations Flock to Egypt for Grand Egyptian Museum Inauguration

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Seventy-nine official delegations, including 39 kings, princes, heads of state, and government, will attend the inauguration ceremony of the Grand Egyptian Museum on Saturday, showcasing international interest in Egypt's rich cultural heritage. The unprecedented level of representation and attendance highlights the significance of the event, which aims to combine the authenticity of the past, the creativity of the present, and the prosperity of the future. The ceremony will be attended by high-ranking officials and dignitaries from over 60 countries, including monarchs, presidents, prime ministers, and representatives from international organizations.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Grand Egyptian Museum's inauguration will be attended by 79 official delegations, including 39 kings, princes, heads of state, and government.
  • The delegations represent over 60 countries, including monarchs, presidents, prime ministers, and representatives from international organizations.
  • The event will feature a high-level ministerial and parliamentary attendance from countries such as Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Algeria, and others.
  • Regional and international organizations, including the League of Arab States, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, and the United Nations, will be represented at the ceremony.
  • The Speaker of the Arab Parliament, the President of JICA, and CEOs of major international companies will also attend the inauguration.
  • The event demonstrates international interest in Egypt's vision of combining the authenticity of the past, the creativity of the present, and the prosperity of the future.

Statistics:

  • 79 official delegations will attend the inauguration ceremony of the Grand Egyptian Museum.
  • 39 kings, princes, heads of state, and government will attend the ceremony.
  • Over 60 countries will be represented at the event.
  • 14 international organizations will be represented at the ceremony, including the League of Arab States, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, and the United Nations.

Sources:

  • KUNA (Kingdom of Kuwait's News Agency) - October 31, 2025
  • Egyptian Presidency - October 30, 2025 (statement by Ambassador Mohamed El-Shennawy)