Grand Egyptian Museum To Host Its First Concert!

The Egyptian Maestro, Nader Abbassi is preparing for his concert in the Grand Egyptian Museum with the Egyptian Soprano, Fatma Said.

Nader Abbassi is the conductor of the Philharmonic Union Orchestra and has recently conducted the symphony of Pharaohs’ Golden Parade which won thousands of Egyptian’s hearts.

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This concert is the result of the cooperation between Nader Abbassi, Fatma Said and RMC, the organizing company.

The company is also planning on hosting other artistic concerts across other historical sites in Egypt in hopes to promote Egyptian Tourism.

It’s Important to note that The Egyptian Soprano Fatma Said has received multiple awards for her outstanding achievements.

She won an honorary award in 2016 from the National Council of Women in Egypt. She has also recently won the OPUS KLASSIK award, one of the highest awards in the classical musical fields in Germany.

On A Side Note

The Grand Egyptian Museum has been picked on National Geographic’s 2023 list for recommended touristic destinations.