A: Hey there, Ken! Did you hear about something big that happened in Egypt?

B: Nope, what's up?

A: They just opened a new museum with some help from Japan! It's called the Grand Egyptian Museum and it's located outside Cairo.

B: Wow, sounds cool! What do they have inside?

A: Over 100,000 artifacts! It includes treasures connected to old dynasties, and even King Tutankhamun's mask! They moved it from another museum in central Cairo.

B: That sounds amazing! I wonder how much it cost.

A: Japan provided about 550 million dollars through their development assistance program, which is more than half the total cost! The construction started back in 2012 and they opened part of it last year.

B: Wow, that's quite a lot of support! Did you hear what the president said?

A: Yes, he said it's the start of a new chapter and that Egypt will never forget Japan's help. The guy leading the Japan International Cooperation Agency said it's wonderful they finally opened the museum and hopes it becomes popular with history lovers.

B: So, when can we go visit this place?

A: It opens to the public starting on Tuesday! Let's plan a trip there soon, yeah? 😊