Egyptian Cultural and Educational Bureau - Washington DC

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The Egyptian Cultural and Educational Bureau in Washington, D.C. proudly brought to life an exceptional cultural experience—the acclaimed caricature exhibition "Stars in the Sky” by the renowned Egyptian caricature artist "Amr Fahmy".
This extraordinary exhibition began its journey at the "United Nations Headquarters in New York", under the patronage of H.E. Ambassador Osama Abdelkhalek, Egypt’s Permanent Representative to the UN. From this prestigious global stage, the exhibition continued its journey to Washington, D.C., where it was magnificently hosted at the Embassy of Egypt with the full support and encouragement of H.E. Ambassador Motaz Zahran.
The event in Washington was truly magical—like a dream made reality. From the prime location to the stunning exhibition setup, ambient lighting, elegant refreshments, and a vibrant and diverse audience, every detail came together to create an unforgettable night. Attendees included diplomats, government officials, academics, artists, researchers, entrepreneurs, and distinguished guests from all walks of life—Egyptian and international alike.
The journey concluded with a special visit to the Naval Academy in Maryland, where Amr Fahmy displayed selected works and delivered an engaging lecture to students about the art and impact of caricature.
Deep appreciation to our amazing team at the Egyptian Cultural and Educational Bureau:
Ahmed Sharaf, Dalia Faris, and Mostafa
Great thanks to the Embassy of Egypt team, with sincere appreciation to Consul Mohamed Mosleh for his unwavering support and dedication behind the scenes. I can't thank Jihan El-Hadidy enough for making the event very vibrant.
Special thanks to all those who helped bring this event to life:
a. From Washington DC.
- American Research Center in Egypt (Fatma Ismail)
- World Artists Experiences (Betty McGinnis)
b. From NYC (alphabetical order)
- Abdelmoez (EZRX Pharmacy)
- Ahmed Moharam
- Habib Gouda
- Joseph Botros
- Mohamed Mahgoub
- Sayed Fouda
- Tarek Solliman
- Tharwat Ahmed
- Yasser Noureldin
Heartfelt thanks to all our esteemed guests, with special gratitude to The Honorable Lieutenant Governor of Maryland, Mrs. Aruna Miller, for honoring us with her presence.
This event was more than an exhibition—it was a celebration of creativity, culture, and the timeless influence of Egypt on the world stage.

The Egyptian Cultural and Educational Bureau in Washington, D.C. proudly participated in The Travel & Adventure Shows – America’s Favorite Travel Shows, in partnership with the American Research Center in Egypt (ARCE).
Our booth took visitors on a journey through time, showcasing a stunning collection of replicas representing both Ancient Egypt and Islamic Egypt — celebrating the country’s rich and diverse cultural heritage.
From hieroglyphic art to intricate Islamic designs, guests were immersed in Egypt’s timeless history and vibrant traditions.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to our amazing partners at ARCE for helping bring this experience to life — and to every visitor who stopped by to explore, learn, and celebrate Egyptian culture with us.
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ORIENTAL MUSIC WORKSHOPS

DISCOVER THE MAGIC Of ORIENTAL MUSIC!

Are You ready to embark on an unforgettable musical journey?

The Egyptian Cultural & Educational Bureau in Washington is thrilled to announce exciting Oriental Music Workshops for enthusiasts of all ages

Violin: Master the soulful melodies.

Drums: feel the Rhythm.

Vocalise: Explore the beauty of vocal expression in Oriental music.

When: Tuesdays after working hours Duration: 3 sessions ( 1.5 hours each).

Where: Egyptian Cultural & Educational Bureau. Washington. D.C.

What to Bring: Your instrument for hands-on training

Don't miss this Opportunity to learn from expert tutors in a fun environment with non-beatable fees.

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