Radwa Al-Buhairi’s first comment, the most famous photo from the royal mummies parade ceremony

Radwa El-Beheiry, the Tempani player, whose image she led during the game ceremony of the transfer of mummies from the Egyptian Museum to the Museum of Civilization in Fustat, said she was very proud of the global event Egypt witnessed.

“We were proud of the event and we had to play with all our limbs,” explained Al-Buhairi, in a phone call to the MBC news program, and concluded: “I was very scared.”

Nader Abbasi, the master of the Royal Mummies Procession Orchestra, revealed that the performer Radwa Al-Beheiry is one of the Opera’s orchestras.

The transfer of royal mummies is part of a large project to develop methods to display antiquities and reorganize their distribution in museums as a result of the increase in their number in the Egyptian Museum.

The procession of the royal mummies included a series of mummies dating from the 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th dynasties, including 18 mummies for kings and 4 mummies for queens.

The procession of mummies moved from the Egyptian Museum to Tahrir Square, then to Simon Bolivar Square, then to the Corniche del Nile, to the Sayyida Zaynib neighborhood, then to Ancient Egypt, the Fustat region and the Museum of Civilization .

The event received special media coverage, since advertising spaces were acquired in Arab and European countries, and the presence of several international dignitaries was confirmed, in addition to 400 television channels that confirm their transmission of the event, half of which are channels international