The Czech Institute of Egyptology of Charles University held a photo exhibition on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the discovery of a Rashid stone and also 100 years on the discovery of the Tutankhamun cemetery.
On this occasion, Ambassador Saeed Hindam, the Egyptian ambassador to the Czech Republic, delivered a speech, during which he praised the University of Charles as a beacon of science and its leadership in Egyptology, which she studied since 1919 at the hands of Professor Franksik Lixa and continues for more than 100 years during which she formed generations of Egyptian scientists who enriched humanity and helped I have to understand a lot about ancient Egyptian civilization.
Ambassador Saeed Hindam invited Dr. Melina Cralickova, President of the University, to start studying the possibility of opening a branch of the university in Egypt in the new administrative capital to allow the university horizontal expansion at the level of the world, as well Charles, which opens its doors to Egyptian students in all areas of knowledge.
While Dr.
Melina Caralytchkova explained in her speech the university’s interest in science, especially the Egyptian Science Institute as one of the arms of mutual cooperation with Egypt, as well as cooperation in the afterlife and hereafter.
She stated that the university has a cooperation protocol with a number of Egyptian universities, confirming its intention to actually start to develop cooperation at the level of colleges in the two countries and methods of new scientific exchange fields through student exchange, and gradually consider the results in more expansion.
The Egyptian ambassador praised the celebration of the centenary of the discovery of a Rashid stone and also the cemetery of Tutankhamun as the role of the Czech archaeological mission in Egypt, which began its work in excavating antiquities since 1960, embodying cooperation between the two countries, Egypt and Chico Slovakia, which has been going on for decades during which many archaeological discoveries witnessed Important, especially in the Abu Sir area in Giza, and the Egyptian Czech cooperation extended to include other archaeological excavation areas in the Saqqara area and the marine oases.
He focused on the role of the mission in joint cooperation between the Egyptian and Czech archaeologists in saving the effects of Nubia according to the UNESCO program during the last period of 1961-1965, which is a major contribution to preserving the worldly worldly human heritage.
The ambassador explained that the Pharaonic Antiquities Exhibition, which was held in Brag, entitled the Kings of the Sun in 2020-2021 at the Czech National Museum, is the best evidence of the results of the great Czech archaeological discoveries in Egypt and the extent of the splendor and greatness of the Pharaonic civilization..
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