Egis awarded contract by Saudi Ministry of Culture to develop Red Sea Museum in Jeddah ...United Arab Emirates

Egis, the French construction engineering group, has said that it has been awarded a contract by the Saudi Ministry of Culture to turn the historic Bab Al Bunt heritage building in Jeddah into the Red Sea Museum. In a statement, Egis said that as per the terms of the agreement, it will be the lead consultant for the design and construction management and supervision services. The museum will include more than 100 ancient artifacts, books, manuscripts, rare collections, and pictures that demonstrate the history between the ancient residents of the Red Sea Coast and the rest of the world where the pilgrims from all over the world gathered. The statement explained that the design responsibility

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