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Egyptian History
Khaled El-Enany Wins UNESCO in a Landslide as Egypt Marks a Defining Cultural Victory
In a vote that redrew expectations inside UNESCO’s headquarters, Khaled El-Enany won the race to lead the United Nations’ cultural…
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Art and Culture
Will Khaled El-Enany Be the First Egyptian to Lead UNESCO?
Today in Paris, behind closed doors and amid carefully choreographed diplomacy, UNESCO’s Executive Board gathers to cast its secret ballots…
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Egyptology News
World Exclusive: Ancient Egyptian Tomb of King Amenhotep III Opens After 3,400 Years. Inside Peak!
After 3,400 years sealed in darkness, the tomb of Pharaoh Amenhotep III (father of Akhenaten and grandfather of Tutankhamun) in…
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Egyptology News
Sealed for 3,400 Years: Amenhotep III’s Tomb Opens to Visitors for the First Time
The long-sealed tomb of King Amenhotep III in the Western Valley of the Kings was officially inaugurated today by Minister…
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Egyptology News
Secretary-General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities Inspects Restoration Works at the Ramesseum and the Tomb of Thutmose II in Luxor
As part of the Supreme Council of Antiquities’ continuous efforts to monitor and support archaeological projects across Egypt, Dr. Mohamed…
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Egyptology News
Golden Bracelet Theft from the Egyptian Museum Solved
Suspects Arrested, Money Recovered but Bracelet Gone Forever! The Ministry of Interior has revealed the full details of a recent…
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Egyptology News
Submerged Port Discovered at Taposiris Magna Temple Site, Alexandria
The Dominican archaeological mission working at the site of Taposiris Magna Temple, west of Alexandria, has announced new underwater findings…
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Egyptology News
Breaking News: Egyptian Museum Reports Disappearance of King Amenemope Bracelet, Case Referred to Prosecutors
Ministry Refers Missing Bracelet Incident at the Egyptian Museum’s Restoration Lab to Authorities Image Circulated to All Ports, Airports, and…
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Egyptology News
Egyptian Archaeologists Discover Copper Smelting Workshop and Administrative Buildings in South Sinai
In a significant new discovery, the Egyptian archaeological mission working at Wadi Nasb in South Sinai has uncovered a copper…
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Egyptology News
Tutankhamun Gallery to Close as Final Artifacts Move to GEM
As part of the final preparations for the long-awaited opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) on 1 November 2025,…
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