Tawfik with Yuewen at the GEM
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Yuewen
visited the museum’s laboratories and witnessed restoration work being carried
out on artefacts that are to be among the museum's collection, Tarek Tawfik,
supervisor-general of the GEM, told Ahram Online.
The
museum, which will see a soft open in 2018, will hold the Tutankhamun halls and
a number of gigantic ancient Egyptian colossi, such as the colossus of King
Ramses II, which was transported to the GEM from Ramses Square in downtown
Cairo in 2006.
Yuewen
said that the upcoming period will witness increased cooperation between Egypt
and China in the archaeological field.
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