This achievement comes in preparation for its anticipated inaguration in November 2025, making the museum the largest museum of Egyptian civilization in the world considered as a global model for its commitment to environmental standards.
Ceremony signing report was attended by:
Professor Dr. Ahmed Ghoneim, Executive Director of the museum who expressed his happiness with this achievement, emphasizing that the museum, the largest museum of Egyptian civilization in the world, comprises more than 100,000 artifacts, is committed to the highest standards of environmental sustainability. He added that the report will contribute to reducing the museum's carbon footprint through adopting modern technologies in the energy and waste management. He also emphasized that this accreditation enhances the museum's attraction to international tourists. It is expected to receive approximately (5) million visitors annually.
Major General Engineer Essam El-Naggar, Chairman of the GOEIC, demonstrates that the joint efforts of the two sides contributed to such great achievement, reflecting the ability of government cooperation to support major cultural and environmental projects. The Grand Egyptian Museum is considered a global model in its commitment to thr environmental standards.
Engineer Hani El-Dessouky, Executive Director of the Egyptian Accreditation Council (EGAC), explained that the council seeks to achieve a balance between the development of major projects and environmental conservation, reflecting a clear vision for sustainable development. The report covers the carbon emissions resulting from the museum's activities during its operational phases and it reflects a clear commitment to sustainability and transparency. It is an important step that put Egypt among the leading countries in linking culture with sustainability.
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The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM)has obtained an int...