Cairo: Egypt took part in the Digitalization of Cultural Heritage Forum, which was held as part of the 2025 World Internet Conference in the Chinese city of Xi'an. Discussions at the forum focused on cultural heritage preservation, technological innovation, and the new opportunities digitalization offers in passing civilizations across generations. According to State Information Service Egypt, Tayyeb Abbas, Director of the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, highlighted the strong cooperation between Egypt and China in the field of digital heritage during his speech at the forum. He discussed efforts in restoring tombs at the Luxor site using digital technologies and conducting digital surveys of thousands of archaeological sites. Abbas emphasized that digitalization serves as a bridge between past and future, deepens cultural ties between Egypt and China, and offers a new pathway to safeguard the shared memory of human civilization.