The initiative comes within the cooperation protocol between the company and the Supreme Council of Antiquities (SCA), reflecting ongoing efforts to link tourism development with community outreach while enhancing the overall visitor experience at one of Egypt’s most iconic heritage sites.
The children participated in a full-day programme combining education and entertainment, including guided tours across the plateau’s main landmarks.
A professional tour guide introduced historical information in a simplified and engaging manner tailored to younger audiences, aiming to foster early awareness of Egypt’s archaeological heritage.
Several outlets inside the visitor area contributed to the initiative, offering meals and gifts to the children.
Participating brands, with the day concluding over a shared lunch provided by Mazamaza restaurant.
The company is trying to position itself as a symbol for integrating private sector investment with tangible social impact.
The Kolona Maa Baad Foundation, for its part, continues to play a key role in advancing education in remote and underserved areas.
Through its community schools’ initiatives, the organization supports children who face barriers to formal education, particularly those living far from public schools, helping bridge critical gaps in access to learning.
The visit underscores a growing emphasis on leveraging Egypt’s cultural landmarks not only as tourism destinations but also as platforms for education and community development.
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