Without artificial intelligence... Stars in pharaonic costumes at the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum

In a solemn and festive atmosphere on the occasion of the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum , a number of stars stole the show with an exceptional artistic performance that combined authenticity and creativity. The show featured Ahmed Ghazi, Ahmed Malek, Huda El Mufti, and Salma Abu Deif, who wore distinctive Pharaonic costumes and performed artistic scenes that mimicked the splendor of ancient Egyptian civilization.

An artistic performance that revives the spirit of the pharaohs

The ceremony began with a huge show adorned with music, acting and dancing, in an artistic experience that transported the audience to the depths of ancient Egyptian history. Ahmed Ghazi appeared with his Egyptian features in musical segments inspired by the melodies of the Pharaohs, and Ahmed Malek, Huda El Mufti and Salma Abu Deif added a touch of magic and beauty to complete the artistic picture in a majestic scene.

Pharaonic costumes tell history anew

The stars' appearances were part of the show's grand concept, which aimed to present ancient Egyptian civilization with a modern spirit. The fashions are inspired by precise Pharaonic symbols and meanings, in an attempt to combine art with authenticity and revive the Egyptian heritage in a modern way. Each scene of the show represented an artistic window into one of the stories of the Grand Egyptian Museum and its unparalleled treasures.

Artistic and musical performances that dazzled the audience

The celebration did not stop at the Pharaonic show only, but continued with artistic and musical segments that impressed the audience. The celebration continues throughout the day, giving visitors a unique cultural experience that combines art, history, and innovation.

The Grand Egyptian Museum: A cultural landmark linking the past with the present The Grand Egyptian Museum continues to affirm its position as the largest and most important archaeological museum in the world, housing more than 100,000 artifacts representing various stages of Egyptian civilization. Through these artistic events, the museum proves that it is not just an archaeological site, but a global cultural beacon that reflects Egypt’s identity and places it at the forefront of the international cultural scene.

This celebration demonstrates how art can be a bridge between the past and the present, and how Egypt continues to amaze the world with the beauty of its civilization and its timeless spirit. The event was not just an opening, but a celebration of Egyptian art and identity that will remain a source of pride for every Egyptian.