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• 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.

• History of Alexandria Governorate

  Alexandria Governorate is the bride of the Mediterranean and the second capital of Egypt. It was the ancient capital founded by Alexander the Great in 332 BC and was named after him, and the city of Alexandria was the capital of the Egyptian country throughout the Ptolemies, Romans and Byzantines until the Arab conquest in 640 AD.

• Muhamed Ali Palace in Shubra

  Muhammad Ali Pasha wanted to establish and document his era with a ruling house that would be a turning point between a bygone era and a new era that he planned to be long. So he chose a site on the banks of the Nile in the Shubra area, with an area of 70 acres, extending from the banks of the Nile to Birkat al-Hajj, after he had seized several villages and fiefdoms to build his palace.

• Abdeen Palace Museum - Cairo

  Abdeen Palace is considered one of the rare historical masterpieces in terms of form and content, as it reflects the luxury and high taste in which the palace was built. It is one of the most important palaces built by the Muhammad Ali Pasha family for Egypt.

• The Cemetery of Shatby

  Al-Shatby Cemetery is the oldest existing cemetery in Alexandria dating back to the hellenistic age, and it also remains the oldest archaeological site within the city up to date. Alexandria is now regarded as a modern city because earthquakes in the past buried the ancient city's features and caused another city to be built on top of it until it reached its current size.

• Roman Emperor Diocletian | Biography

  Emperor Diocletian, or Diocletianus, is one of the most famous Roman emperors in the history of the Roman Empire, and he ruled the Roman Empire from November 20, 284 AD until May 1, 305 AD. This emperor was known by many names, including “Diocles” - the name “Diocletianus” was chosen after he ascended the throne and took for himself a crown (a wide band studded with pearls), robes of silk and gold, and shoes studded with precious stones.