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Spanish coach Pep Guardiola, the coach of the English Manchester City club, visited the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization in the Fistata area, accompanied by his family members. This visit came on the margin of being currently in Egypt to spend part of his summer vacation visiting a number of tourist and archaeological areas in Cairo, Luxor and Aswan, after achieving the historic trilogy &laquo;winning the English League, the FA Cup and the Champions League&raquo;, before getting ready for the new season. On his part, Dr. Ahmed Ghanim, the executive president of the Museum&rsquo;s Board, confirmed that the Museum&rsquo;s reception of these important visits sends a positive picture of the Egyptian tourist destination and makes the Museum a focal point in various tourism programs, recognizing the Museum&rsquo;s permanent readiness to receive tourists and delegations from all countries of the world.
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During his visit to the museum, the Spanish coach Pep Guardiola took a tour inside the museum that included the Central Gallery halls to learn about unique artifacts that tell the history of Egyptian civilization over the ages, the Royal Mummy Hall, and the Egyptian Textile Hall. Pep Guardiola expressed his happiness with the tour, his admiration for the museum's collections and its archaeological treasures that express the Egyptian civilization, he also took many photographs of the museum's exhibitions, and his memorial photos inside the museum halls.

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