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• Al Sharqia Governorate Egypt

  Al-Sharqiya Governorate is one of the governorates of Egypt, the capital of which is the city of Zagazig, as well as the University of Zagazig, the land of Al-Sharqiya was the main gateway to Egypt that was used by invaders and visitors, armies and prophets, as it is the first shock in every invasion coming from the east, and receives every visitor, and bids farewell to every traveller, and for its unique location in the middle of the eastern delta it is a meeting point for the most important transport routes for the governorates of the sea face. Its current governor is Major General Hazem Al-Ashmouni.

• Graeco Roman Museum | History

  The ‘Greco-Roman’ museum is one of the largest museums in Alexandria, and the restoration work, which had been suspended since 2005, was completed until the restoration work was started in 2018, as the museum was closed in 2005 with the aim of starting a restoration project, and indeed it was started in 2009, but it was stopped in 2011 for lack of financial funds at that time, and work resumed in 2018 until it was fully completed and inaugurated.

• Ras El Tin Palace | Alexandria Attractions

  Ras El Tin Palace in Alexandria is an architectural beauty that embodies important periods in Egypt's ancient and modern history, especially in the era of Muhammad Ali Pasha, the founder of modern Egypt, as Muhammad Ali could not find a suitable headquarters for his high diplomatic receptions, deals and agreements between the European side and Egypt except Alexandria, so he built the Ras El Tin Palace.

• Tomb of Ra Moza in Luxor | Tombs of The Nobles Luxor

  The tomb of Vizier Rammuza is one of the largest tombs excavated in Mount Qurna. The tomb was not used or even buried in it, as it was not completed, due to the fact that the minister left the rule of the city of Thebes and went to rule in Tel el-Amarna with King Akhenaten during his religious revolution as in the religion of the ancient Egyptians and to show the development of sculpture in ancient Egypt.

• Khedive Muhammad Tawfiq

  Khedive Tawfiq, whose full name is Muhammad Tawfiq Pasha bin Ismail bin Ibrahim bin Ibrahim bin Muhammad Ali, was born in Cairo, Egypt, in 1879 AD. His exact birthdate was disputed; some sources place his birthdate on April 30, 1852, or April 20; others place it on April 11–15 of the same year. As the eldest son of his father, Khedive Ismail, Khedive Tawfiq stood out from his brothers by not studying abroad.

• Egypt's Beheira Governorate

  It’s an administrative territorial unit of the Arab Republic of Egypt, where the city of Damanhur serves as its capital and covers land of 9,119,253 square kilometer and is divided politically into sixteen cities and fifteen centers, and was liberated from British rule in 1807. Cairo is found on the western region of the Delta of Nile in the country of Egypt where in the southern region it is bordered by Giza Governorate, to the east it faces the Rashid Branch, the Matrouh and Alexandria President covenants are to the west, while the Mediterranean Sea is located to the north.