Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Ahmed Eissa announced that the budget allocated for investment spending on the maintenance and restoration of antiquities during the current fiscal year (2023-2024) will reach about three billion LE – most of which is self-financed. This comes out of the Egyptian government’s keenness to improve its tourism experience in tourist locations, museums and archaeological sites, improving the quality of services there as part of its national strategy for tourism development. During a meeting with journalists at the ministry’s new headquarters in the New Administrative Capital, Eissa reviewed the most prominent developments in the tourism and antiquities sector.
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