Sheikh Sultan Bin Mohamed Al-Qasimi offers to help Egypt to restore the burnt Egyptian Science Institute and its historic book collection
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Two-storey institute remains intact following weekend fire and nearby political violence; Restoration work to begin shortly
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A Belgium and an Egyptian companies won the bid of the third phase of the Grand Egyptian Museum
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An archeological committee has been formed to inspect the Geographic Society building, burnt out amid clashes in downtown Cairo
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Supreme Council of Antiquities launches hotline to increase interaction with public
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The exquisite late 19th century edifice of the Old Cataract Hotel has regained its aristocratic appearance
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Developing the skills of archaeologists and sprucing up the administration of archaeological work top the agenda of the new minister of antiquities
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Abdel Hamid Marouf to replace Atef Abul Dahab as head of council's Egyptian antiquities department
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Twenty-four hours after his appointment as Egypt’s new antiquities minister, Mohamed Ibrahim Aly unveils his strategy to spruce up archaeology
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The German Archaeological Institute in Cairo has granted a number of scholarships to Supreme Council of Antiquities staff
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The protest over the local shortage of gas cylinders was suspended when officials promised to meet their demands
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Mostafa Amin, Secretary General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, denies rumours that he rejects the re-establishment of the ministry
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Demonstrators block entrance of 19th dynasty temple to protest week-long local shortage of butane gas cylinders
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Ten years after being put on Egypt’s heritage list, Princess Samiha's former palace - now the Great Cairo Library - is finally being renovated
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Project to restore the colossi of Memnon on Luxor’s west bank to go ahead, says Supreme Council of Antiquities
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The remains of a 4th century city were found at Dakhla oasis
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Tighter security measures at archaeological sites and museum during election
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Manuscripts confiscated from American tourist arriving in Cairo from Istanbul
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Newly-constructed Suez National Museum will tell canal city's story from ancient times until present
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SCA officials say museum is safe, drawing 13,000 visitors within last three days despite nearby violence
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