The Egyptian museum artifacts are currently being re-displayed in the various departments of the museum in the modern showcases, which are inspired in their design by the historical showcases in the museum and from the works that took place recently. Re-display of artifacts dating back to the era of the Old Kingdom, in hall 32, others dating back to the era of the New Kingdom in hall 22, and artifacts dating back to the era of the Middle Kingdom in hall 27. The re-display in the new showcases in the various sections of the museum aims to shed light on the various cultural issues expressed by the artifacts, such as the alabaster industry, the glass industry and its development, and religious thought in ancient Egypt. The work is carried out under the supervision of the Egyptian Museum’s curators in the various departments within the framework of the Egyptian Museum’s plan to develop the museum’s display.

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King Ramses XI (the last emperor of the New Kingdom Period) the end of his reign was that the army commander "Semendes" staged a coup against him and married his daughter in order to obtain legitimacy, and this let Ramses fled to the south with a priest whose name was "Harihor", and this priest had a strong and ambitious personality, and this Which led to the division of Egypt again into two kingdoms, north and south, and the country entered into a civil war, until they reached an agreement that Semendes rules the whole country from the north, and Harihor rules from the south automatically, but nominally under the rule of Egypt, and this is what entered Egypt in a state of pure weakness to some extent till King Psmatik I came and boarded in Egypt.

The historical mosque of Amr Ibn Al-Aass in Old Cairo after restoration is ready for prayers in Ramadan.