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Tourism Minister praises public transit use
The Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, Sherif Fathi, stated that the new archaeological discoveries in Egypt reflect the country's ongoing ability to deliver more major discoveries in the future and that these findings are receiving scientific coverage by experts. He assured that Egypt has yet to reveal all its civilizations and that efforts are being made to manage and preserve the antiquities, especially those located in remote areas, by including them in tourism routes and promoting them in collaboration with foreign companies. He also mentioned new projects, such as the Atun Museum in Mahina, which aims to solidify the legacy of the Pharaoh Akhenaten. Additionally, he noted that improving roads and infrastructure enhances Egypt's tourism diversity, emphasizing that a country utilizing public transportation effectively is fully a tourist destination. He also highlighted that the Egyptian people are welcoming to foreign visitors and are committed to providing assistance, with ongoing efforts to elevate tourism services quality.
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