French-Egyptian Cooperation Promotes Mutual Understanding of Civilizations
The strong relationship between Egypt and France is based
on mutual respect and understanding of each other's civilizations and values,
according to the speakers at the seminar held at the Middle East Studies Center
in Paris.
Jacques Berque's perspective on Orientalism has played a
crucial role in fostering this relationship, which has existed for decades. The
seminar aimed to highlight the historical connections between the two countries
and promote further cooperation in various fields, such as tourism, arts, and
education.
The speakers at the symposium include Minister of Tourism
and Antiquities, Ahmed Issa, world-renowned Egyptologist, Dr. Zahi Hawass, and
journalist Abdulrahim Ali, the director of CEMO in Paris.
The event will be attended by Ambassador Alaa Youssef,
Egypt's ambassador to Paris, a number of French newspaper editors-in-chief,
parliament members, as well as top politicians and Egyptologists.
The symposium is being held alongside the exhibition
"King Ramses II and the Gold of the Pharaohs," which began on
Thursday, April 6th in Paris and will continue for five months in the French
capital.
