How Digital Tools Are Transforming Egypt’s Heritage Preservation
Protecting cultural heritage is no longer a local matter or the responsibility of any single state, but a shared human responsibility that requires international cooperation between cultural, academic, and technology institutions, Ashraf El-Ezaby, secretary-general of Egypt’s Supreme Council of Culture, stated. On 9 September, he spoke before an audience of more than 300 experts and institutional…
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