Kouchouk highlighted that this monumental project represents
a qualitative leap for Egypt on the global tourism map, showcasing the
diversity and grandeur of its artifacts through modern exhibition techniques.
He emphasized that Egypt’s rich cultural heritage is being transformed into
opportunities and resources that support the national economy.
He added that the GEM demonstrates the diversity and
strength of Egypt’s investment environment and will attract further foreign
direct investment. He noted that the project exemplifies fruitful partnerships
with the private sector, creating sustainable economic returns.
Kouchouk also stressed that the GEM’s opening provides a
significant boost to the diversification of Egypt’s economy and tourism sector,
ensuring competitiveness and global appeal. He confirmed that all efforts will
be coordinated with relevant authorities to unlock the country’s full economic
potential, adding that the future holds even greater promise.
He announced that commemorative gold and silver coins will
be available at the GEM next week. Kouchouk explained that a number of unique
coins will be issued based on collector requests, which can be submitted
electronically. The coins will be produced by the Public Treasury and Mint
within a few days.