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  1. Projects are underway in Qena, Minya, and Alexandria Governorates in Egypt, overseen by the Prime Minister, Mostafa Madbouly.

The Supreme Council of Antiquities manages archaeological finds in Egypt, specifically in Alexandria, linking them to the tourism and port infrastructure.

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The Supreme Council of Antiquities manages archaeological finds in Egypt, specifically in Alexandria, linking them to the tourism and port infrastructure.

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  1. Intercepted illicit shipment of artifacts destined for Egypt.Sub-event
  2. An expert-led mission, involving the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, is overseeing the excavation of submerged ancient ruins in Alexandria.Sub-event
  3. The Egyptian government has mandated a cultural heritage protection project.Sub-event
  4. The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities is preserving and developing a site in Alexandria, Egypt.Sub-event
  5. A port and lighthouse were established on the coast of Egypt in Alexandria during the reign of Ptolemy II Philadelphus.Sub-event
  6. Oasis, near Alexandria, has been placed on UNESCO's Tentative List, with the Supreme Council of Antiquities managing the archaeological finds.Sub-event
  7. SC A manages finds in Alexandria, linking to port infrastructure and tourism.1 source

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