Tutankhamun Replica Gifted by Egypt to Dakar's Museum of Black Civilisations
Dr. Badr Abdel Aaty, Egypt's Minister of Foreign Affairs and ImmigrationDr. Badr Abdel Aaty, Egypt's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration, presented a replica of the mummy and sarcophagus of King Tutankhamun to the Museum of Black Civilisations in Dakar, the capital of Senegal. The handover took place during a special ceremony attended by Senegalese Minister of Culture, Youth, and Sports, Ms. Khady Diop, alongside a number of senior officials. The event marked the 65th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Egypt and Senegal.
In his speech, Minister Abdel Aaty expressed his pride in the deep historical ties between Egypt and Senegal. He noted that the gift is a symbol of mutual appreciation and a shared commitment to fostering cultural and civilizational exchange among the peoples of the African continent. He emphasized that the choice of King Tutankhamun — one of the most iconic figures of ancient Egyptian civilization — carries powerful significance, underlining Egypt's rich heritage and its dedication to sharing it with fellow African nations.
Abdel Aaty also spoke of Egypt's anticipation for the grand opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum, reaffirming Cairo's openness to cooperation with museums and cultural institutions across Africa, in an effort to strengthen African cultural connectivity and integration.
For her part, Minister Diop expressed Senegal's deep appreciation for the generous gesture, describing it as a testament to the strong cultural and historical bonds between the two nations. She noted that displaying the replica at the Museum of Black Civilisations reflects the spirit of solidarity among African peoples and highlights the cultural and developmental dimensions of Egypt-Senegal cooperation.
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