Cairo: The Cabinet's Media Center announced that the Grand Egyptian Museum has been awarded the prestigious Best Project in the World for 2024 by the International Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC).

According to State Information Service Egypt, this accolade recognizes the museum as a leading architectural project, noted for its innovative design and advanced engineering. This reinforces the museum's status as a cultural landmark and an architectural masterpiece on the global stage.

The museum stands as a testament to modern Egypt's achievements, designed to be a hub for global cultural, civilizational, and entertainment activities. It is a significant project aimed at protecting and showcasing Egyptian cultural heritage to international standards.

Strategically located near the Pyramids and the Giza archaeological site, the museum benefits from its connectivity to the road network, with a metro station under construction as part of the new metro line.

The world will turn its attention to Cairo on November 1 for the museum's grand opening, marking a new chapter in the exploration of Egyptian civilization. A highlight of the museum is the King Tutankhamun Hall, a 7,500-square-meter exhibit featuring over five thousand artifacts that detail the life of the iconic pharaoh, from his reign to his historical legacy.