The National Association for the Defense of Rights and Freedoms The Grand Egyptian Museum: A Civilizational Epic Embodying Humanity’s Right to Culture and Affirming Egypt’s Continued Brilliance in the Face of Darkness

Based on its deep belief that culture is an inherent human right and that protecting heritage is a shared national and human responsibility, the National Association for the Defense of Rights and Freedoms commends the anticipated opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum as one of the greatest civilizational projects in modern history and an exceptional event that will reshape the world’s relationship with Egypt’s timeless civilization.

This monumental project is an extension of a conscious national path that began with the Royal Mummies Parade and the opening of the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, embodying the Egyptian state’s vision of establishing the values ​​of enlightenment, knowledge, and beauty, and elevating culture as a soft power that confronts extremist ideology and terrorism with thought, science, and creativity.

These conscious cultural steps dismantle the roots of obscurantist ideas that thrive in environments of ignorance and marginalization, and affirm that Egypt, with its rich history and enduring civilization, stands as an impenetrable barrier in protecting human heritage and global culture from the forces of terrorism and extremism, at a time when some countries that were once… On this day of beacons of science and civilization, amidst the yoke of violence and reactionary ideologies, Egypt demonstrates that cultural and intellectual renaissance is the most powerful weapon of confrontation and the highest form of defense for human dignity.

The Association commends the Egyptian state’s efforts in transforming culture into a cornerstone of sustainable development and in presenting a unique model that celebrates science, art, and identity, restoring the value of humanity as an active participant in the creation of civilization, not merely a consumer of it.

The Grand Egyptian Museum is not merely an archaeological monument, but a universal humanitarian message affirming that Egypt will remain the guardian of civilization, the conscience of history, and a beacon of cultural peace and human enlightenment.

In closing, the National Association for the Defense of Rights and Freedoms extends its deepest appreciation and gratitude to the decision-maker behind this historic project and to all who contributed to its realization, from national institutions and engineering minds to the working hands that have proven that Egyptian genius, passed down from ancestors to descendants, remains capable of boundless creativity and contribution.

The Association also expresses its welcome and pride in all the leaders, kings, and delegations participating in this global event who answered the call of culture and came to witness the birth of a new Egyptian beacon illuminating the skies of humanity. And it renews the spirit of civilization