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Establishing new 10 Egyptian museums

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The supreme council for archeology in Egypt agreed on a plan to establish new ten museums in Egypt's different governorates by the year 2004.

The plan includes establishing museums in Kafr El-Sheik, Rashid, Malawi, Sharm El-Sheik, Hurgada, Kena, Marsa Matrouh, and Monofia.

Ahmed Nawar, head of the museum sector in the Egyptian Ministry of Culture said, "These new museums will be established in addition to a plan for developing and repairing the current existing museums."

He added, "The new museums aim at displaying the largest set of Egyptian archeology stored in warehouses to giving a chance to tourists and visitors to see rare pieces of archeology."

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