Egyptian Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, Alaa Farouk, has announced that the Agricultural Museum in Giza and the Egypt Flower Exhibition will be open to the public for free for three days, from October 8 to 10, in celebration of Egypt's October victories. The decision aims to allow Egyptian families and visitors to explore the museum's various halls and collections, as well as visit the flower exhibition in the Giza area without any charges.
The Agricultural Museum, located in the Giza area, is one of the largest specialized museums in the field of agriculture globally, covering an area of approximately 30 feddans. The museum houses a unique collection of artifacts and documents that chronicle the development of agricultural activity in Egypt from ancient times to the modern era, reflecting the significance of agriculture in shaping Egyptian civilization.
The museum features several specialized halls and collections, including the Museum of Heritage Collections, scientific collections, the Hall of Plant Wealth, the Cotton Museum, the Hall of Ancient Egyptian Agriculture, as well as halls documenting the Greek, Roman, Coptic, and Islamic periods. These collections provide a comprehensive overview of the history of Egyptian agriculture and its role in building Egyptian civilization over thousands of years.
During the celebration period, a range of artistic, entertainment, and cultural performances will be organized throughout the day, catering to different age groups. These events aim to provide a festive atmosphere that combines entertainment and education, encouraging Egyptian families to visit the museum and learn about its historical and scientific collections.
The Egypt Flower Exhibition, held in the Giza area, will also be open to visitors during the same period, offering a chance to enjoy green spaces, ornamental plants, and flowers. The exhibition spans an area of 15,000 square meters, featuring over 80 exhibitors from companies operating in the fields of flowers, ornamental plants, and landscape design.
The exhibition is open daily from 9 am to 9 pm, while the museum's halls are open to the public until 3 pm. The free admission during October 8-10 is part of the state's celebrations of Egypt's October victories, aiming to encourage citizens to utilize cultural, scientific, and recreational sites during this national occasion.
The Agricultural Museum and the Egypt Flower Exhibition offer a unique experience for visitors, allowing them to explore Egypt's agricultural heritage and enjoy the natural beauty of the flower exhibition. The events are expected to attract a large number of visitors, promoting awareness and appreciation of Egypt's rich cultural and scientific heritage.
Key points
- The Agricultural Museum and Flower Exhibition are open to the public for free for three days, from October 8 to 10.
- The museum features a unique collection of artifacts and documents that chronicle the development of agricultural activity in Egypt from ancient times to the modern era.
- The Egypt Flower Exhibition spans an area of 15,000 square meters, featuring over 80 exhibitors from companies operating in the fields of flowers, ornamental plants, and landscape design.
