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Water Museum in New Capital Highlights 200 Years of Achievements
The Water Museum in the New Capital documents 200 years of achievements in Egypt's water sector, including major projects and efforts made since the era of Muhammad Ali. The museum displays ancient irrigation tools and techniques, such as the shadoof and sakia, as well as important documents like photos of the inauguration of the Nag Hammadi Barrage and agreements related to the Nile Basin. The museum reflects Egypt’s history in developing its irrigation sector and recognizes Egyptian experts who are now working across Arab countries, Africa, and Europe, emphasizing the vital role of Egyptian engineers in advancing the national water system.
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