By
Prof. Dr. Ashraf Heniegal
President of Suez University
At a defining moment in the history of humanity, the entire world stands in solemn anticipation, witnessing an exceptional cultural and human event long awaited, eagerly hoped for, and watched with admiration—the inauguration of the Grand Egyptian Museum. This monumental achievement is not merely an architectural marvel or an archaeological museum; it is a living embodiment of Egypt’s greatness and a natural extension of a history that Egypt crafted even before history itself was written.
The opening of this museum is not just the launch of the largest museum in the world dedicated to a single civilization; it is an unequivocal declaration of Egypt’s stature—a stature that cannot be measured by land or population, but by the depth of its history, the leadership of its culture, and its inexhaustible human spirit. It is a message to the world that Egypt—the mother of civilization—still possesses the power to astonish humanity, through both its heritage and its creation of the future.
This achievement is the fruit of a conscious political will, a visionary strategic outlook, and an unyielding popular determination—where dream merged with labor, history with modernity, and national identity with global openness. This project was not born overnight; it is the culmination of a long journey rooted in the belief that Egypt deserves to have its story told to the world in its most magnificent form, and that its treasures should be displayed in a manner worthy of their grandeur.
Heartfelt congratulations to His Excellency President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and to the Egyptian state, whose roots extend deep into history for thousands of years. Congratulations also to the noble Egyptian people, who have never been mere spectators of civilization, but its makers, narrators, and guardians. Egypt has never been a chapter in the book of history—it has always been the book itself, the beginning from which humanity set forth toward knowledge and beauty.
And congratulations to the entire world, for what Egypt offers today—culture, history, and peace—and for the doors of hope and enlightenment it opens in an age when humanity’s need for civilization is more urgent than ever before.
Dr. Ashraf Heniegal
President of Suez University
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