Egypt and Japan mark 20 years of museum cooperation
The Grand Egyptian Museum celebrated its 20th anniversary of Egyptian-Japanese cooperation in heritage preservation and museum management by organizing a scientific symposium attended by experts and officials from both sides. The symposium focused on developing the museum's capacities and strengthening its role as a regional center for conservation and scientific research. This is part of the "GEM-GHUB" project, which began in 2025 and will continue until 2028, with the aim of transferring Egyptian and Japanese expertise and enhancing scientific and human collaboration in the field of artifact preservation. The partnership seeks to expand the utilization of techniques and expertise in restoration and conservation, reaffirming the museum's position as a global hub for heritage and knowledge production.
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