Egypt's largest museum will be open in 2015

CAIRO - Egypt's largest museum that will house more than 100,000 artifacts and monuments from the era of the pharaoh, will be open in 2015, according to Minister of Ancient Artifacts, Mohamed Ibrahim, yesterday.

"Museum will also be the world's largest conservation centers," according to a statement by News Agency Qatar.

Construction of architecture-general of Egypt will be developed in the plains area of 47 hectares on the outskirts of Cairo near the complex pyramids of Giza.

Museum of the main Egypt before this is also a building iconic square-Tahrir since 1902.

Construction of the museum and worth U.S.$828 million are currently in the process of construction has been on stage at the end to be complete by 2015.