In a night where Egypt&rsquo;s past met its brilliant present, Amira and Mariam Abouzahra, granddaughters of legendary actor Abdel Rahman Abouzahra, stole the spotlight at the historic opening ceremony of the Grand Egyptian Museum, an event watched by millions across the world.
The talented sisters delivered a spellbinding violin performance that blended Western classical melodies with the spirit of Egyptian heritage, creating a moment that resonated deeply with pride, artistry, and emotion.
Dressed in golden ensembles inspired by Ancient Egyptian aesthetics, the duo performed on the museum&rsquo;s main stage as massive screens behind them illuminated breathtaking visuals of Egypt&rsquo;s treasures, from the timeless artifacts of King Tutankhamun to scenes celebrating the grandeur of the nation&rsquo;s civilization.
Their performance was accompanied by the international orchestra led by Maestro Nayer Nagui and supported by a powerful choir, creating a symphony that merged youthful brilliance with the mastery of seasoned musicians.
The opening ceremony, attended by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, First Lady Entesar El-Sisi, and 79 international delegations, including 39 led by kings, princes, presidents, and prime ministers, marked one of the most significant cultural moments in modern Egyptian history, reaffirming Egypt&rsquo;s enduring role as a beacon of civilization, creativity, and peace.
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