Egypt announces three days of free entry to Agricultural Museum and flower exhibition
The 4 October notice announced free entry to the Agricultural Museum in Dokki and Egypt Flower Exhibition for 8–10 October, with different visiting hours for museum halls and the exhibition.
Egypt’s State Information Service reported on 4 October that Agriculture and Land Reclamation Minister Alaa Farouk had decided to open the Agricultural Museum in Dokki and the Egypt Flower Exhibition free on 8, 9 and 10 October. The museum offered collections and galleries on Egypt’s agricultural history; the exhibition featured participants in flowers, ornamental plants and landscaping.
The Agricultural Museum covers nearly 30 feddans; the exhibition site spans 15,000 square metres and includes more than 80 exhibitors. The exhibition was open daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., while museum halls closed at 3 p.m. Free admission was a temporary three-day measure for the 6 October Victory celebrations.
The publication records 76 recipes in Arabic and English across five sections, developed with the Abu Dhabi Heritage Authority, National Library and Archives, and Emirati chefs.
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