I saw his artistic treasures as part of her participation in the “One Heart” celebration.
Noura Al Kaabi: The Museum of Modern Art is an edifice that reflects the status of Egypt
The Minister of Culture: "We are proud of the growing partnerships and relations between the UAE and Egypt, and we seek to consolidate and strengthen them in various ways."
The museum houses artworks from different generations and eras in Egypt.
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The Minister of Culture and Youth, Noura bint Muhammad Al-Kaabi, affirmed that “the Museum of Egyptian Modern Art holds exceptional value, as it houses knowledge treasures and collectibles that indicate an ancient era that testifies to the great cultural, intellectual and cultural status of the Arab Republic of Egypt, and reflects the important weight that Egypt enjoys, The museum includes thousands of important works of pioneers of modern Egyptian art starting from the 20th century for many important names. With this prestige and reputation that we are proud of as Arabs.”
Al Kaabi added: “The UAE and Egypt have historical and fraternal relations that have yielded many pioneering projects that are in the interest of the two brotherly countries. levels, in permanent partnership with the UAE, and in various fields.”
Yesterday, Noura Al Kaabi, accompanied by the Egyptian Minister of Culture, Dr. Nevin Al Kilani, toured the corridors and pavilions of the Museum of Egyptian Modern Art, and got acquainted with its holdings and the treasures and distinguished works of art from different generations and time periods, which dates back to the idea of its establishment in 1972 as one of the most important Egyptian and Arab museums.
This came as part of the participation of Noura Al Kaabi and her accompanying delegation in the celebration activities “Egypt and the Emirates are One Heart”, which was organized over three days in the capital, Cairo, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the inauguration of relations between the two countries, with the participation of a large group of ministers of the governments of the two countries, and a number of personalities Officials from the business, culture, thought and media sectors.
During the visit, Noura Al Kaabi praised the warm reception and good organization of the museum, noting that the interest in these artistic edifices reflects Egypt's position and strategic importance as an incubator of knowledge and human creativity in the region.
She said, "The (UAE and Egypt is One Heart) celebration contributes to strengthening the bonds and joint relations between the two brotherly countries, which, over five decades, have contributed to laying the foundations for a more cooperative and open future in various vital fields and sectors."
After the visit, Noura Al Kaabi toured the Mohamed Mahmoud Khalil Museum and his wife, and was received by the head of the plastic arts sector, Dr. Khaled Sorour, and a number of sector leaders. The directors and trustees of the two museums gave a full explanation of the history of the two buildings and the most important works displayed from the art holdings that house them.
Historical links
The UAE and the Arab Republic of Egypt are linked by historical brotherly ties that have become an honorable model for qualitative and advanced relations, which derive their strength from what unites brotherly peoples of ties and a firm conviction in the effectiveness of cooperation and its positive effects at various levels. The specificity of the joint relations between the two brotherly countries, and the extent of their keenness to develop them so that the future is an extension of a long history of effective cooperation ties in various vital fields.
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