Cairo: State President Luong Cuong, accompanied by his spouse and a high-ranking Vietnamese delegation, on August 4 toured the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), a monumental cultural landmark of Egypt in the 21st century. Exploring the museum’s vast collection of artifacts, President Cuong expressed admiration for its scale and diversity, which vividly reflect Egypt’s rich cultural heritage. He noted that the museum stands as a testament to Egypt’s efforts to modernise its tourism industry while preserving its heritage.

According to Vietnam News Agency, the visit highlighted the cultural exchange and strengthening of bilateral relations between Vietnam and Egypt. The Grand Egyptian Museum, located near the pyramids of Giza, houses an extensive range of artifacts from ancient Egypt, offering visitors insights into the nation’s historical significance and cultural evolution. The museum is expected to become a pivotal attraction for tourists worldwide, contributing significantly to Egypt’s tourism economy.

The Vietnamese delegation’s visit to the GEM also included discussions on potential collaborations in the fields of culture and tourism. President Cuong’s visit underscores Vietnam’s commitment to fostering international cooperation and cultural diplomacy, further solidifying ties with Egypt. The tour concluded with mutual expressions of intent to enhance cultural and historical understanding between the two nations.