The newly appointed secretary general of the Supreme Council of Antiquities says he will meet protestors’ demands, promises reform
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Head of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, Abdel Fatah, insists that his resignation is final and he cannot manage the demands of protesters, as Prime Minister Sharaf tries to convince him to stay on
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After the delivery of Abdel Fatah's resignation as secretary general of Egypt's antiquities council, he meets with the prime minister, who takes steps to resolve budget problems amidst archaeologists' protests
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The Egyptian Cabinet has declined the resignation of Supreme Council of Antiquities Secretary General Mohamed Abdel Fatah while the latter vows not to return until gaining full authority
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Mohamed Abdel Fatah explains his decision in an exclusive interview with Ahram Online
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Continued protests at SCA may have driven out recently appointed Secretary General, Mohamed Abdel Fatah, out
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Greco-Roman artefacts recovered from Melbourne storehouses to return home
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After a meeting on Monday, the UN agency pledged to support restorations in Memphis' Necropolis and help introduce training courses for curators of the new National Museum of Egyptian Civilisation
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Tourism and Antiquities Police capture an antiquities' theft gang red handed while trying to sell their stolen goods
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Can a 1924 document charging German archaeologist Ludwig Borchardt with cheating to secure the Nefertiti bust for Germany guarantee its return to Egypt?
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Restoration work on the Djoser Step Pyramid is to be resumed next week
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Foreign archaeological missions resumed excavation and restoration today, while more foreign missions apply to begin new works
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The Supreme Council of Antiquities decided to schedule its debts in order to resume restoration and development projects anticipating return of tourists
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UNESCO urges the world’s nations to protect Libya’s cultural heritage through the country’s transitional period
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Mohamed Abdel Fatah is the newly appointed Secretary General of the Supreme Council Antiquities filling the post once made famous by
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The avenue, built in the 30th Dynasty, has been somewhat neglected, but will be open to visitors later this year
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Will 2012 mark the end of Tutankhamun's international tour?
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A reddish sandstone stelae from the reign of the 26th Dynasty King Wah-Ib-Re has been excavated at Ismailiya
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After nearly nine decades of pertaining to New York's Metropolitan Museum collection, artifacts from Tutankhamun’s tomb return in Egypt to be displayed
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Prime minister Sharaf cancels the nomination of the Abdel Fatah El-Banna as minister of state for antiquities
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