The Minister of Culture announced that all the nation's museums and parks will open their doors and grant free admission in celebration of the 51st anniversary, of the October War victory.
The Minister of Culture, Dr. Ahmed Hanno said in a statement, "We celebrate the glorious triumphs of October, a milestone in Egypt's history, noting that this initiative is based on the Ministry's desire to promote the spirit of national belonging, and to provide all segments of society with an opportunity to learn about Egyptian cultural and artistic heritage".&nbsp;
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The Egyptian museum sector frequently participates in national and international heritage and cultural events as part of the state's effort to raise Egyptians' awareness of archeological, cultural, and tourism institutions.&nbsp;
The museums that will be open to the public for free include Mahmoud Mokhtar Museum, Taha Hussein Museum, Ahmed Shawki Museum, Mansoura National Museum, Port Said Military Museum, Mahmoud Said Museum, and Alexandria Museum of Fine Arts.&nbsp;
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