Since late 2004, the Supreme Council of Antiquities has begun a comprehensive development and restoration process for the museum at an estimated cost of 10 million Egyptian pounds, with the aim of increasing its capacity to accommodate more valuable exhibits in stores that have not yet been displayed, and the museum was opened in April 2010.
Since late 2004, the Supreme Council of Antiquities has initiated a comprehensive development and restoration project for the museum at an estimated cost of 10 million Egyptian pounds, with the goal of expanding its capacity to accommodate more valuable exhibits in storage areas that have not yet been displayed, and the museum was opened in April 2010.