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It was a night to remember as Qatar’s Minister of Culture, H.E. Sheikh Abdulrahman bin Hamad Al-Thani joined the grand opening of Egypt’s dazzling new Grand Egyptian Museum. Meanwhile, thousands in Doha couldn’t resist the excitement, flocking to Katara to catch every moment live on the big screen. Culture, history, and a whole lot of celebration—this was one for the books!
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The spotlight was on as the Qatari minister, dressed in his signature white thobe and ghutra, greeted Egyptian officials in a setting fit for royalty. The room was decked out with a tapestry reading ‘خريطة مصر’ (Map of Egypt) and the Egyptian flag, setting the perfect scene for a meeting of cultures. The official vibes were strong, but the warmth and camaraderie were even stronger, showing just how much these two nations value their shared heritage.

Over at Katara, the energy was electric! Dr. Khalid Al Sulaiti, GM of Katara, and Walid El Feki, Egypt’s Ambassador to Qatar, joined thousands of fans for a night under the stars. The crowd was massive—people waving Egyptian flags, families clapping, and everyone glued to the live broadcast. The illuminated buildings and vibrant lights made it feel like a festival, with everyone united by their love for art and history.

The event wasn’t just about watching a museum opening—it was about celebrating what brings us all together. As speeches echoed through the night and the flags of Qatar and Egypt waved proudly, the message was clear: art and heritage have the power to unite. The Grand Egyptian Museum wowed everyone with its stunning architecture and grand scale, reminding us all that culture is best enjoyed together. What a night!
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