Grand Egyptian Museum Carries Out Routine Care of Ramses II Statue

The Grand Egyptian Museum has carried out routine inspection and maintenance work on the statue of King Ramses II displayed in its Grand Hall.

The work forms part of the museum’s programme to care for its archaeological collections and preserve their condition for future generations.

Attention to the statue is intended to safeguard both its archaeological integrity and its appearance, in line with the museum’s long-term conservation goals.

The summary of the work did not specify the cleaning methods or materials used, describing the intervention as part of the museum’s regular inspection and maintenance programme.