Egypt’s First Obelisk-Shaped Telecom Tower Blends Heritage with Innovation
The obelisk-inspired tower pays tribute to the magnificence of ancient Egyptian civilization while delivering enhanced mobile network coverage and advanced communication services around the museum area.
In a groundbreaking initiative that merges innovation with Egypt’s rich cultural heritage, Orange Egypt has announced the design of the country’s first telecommunications tower shaped like a Pharaonic obelisk, in preparation for the official opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) on November 1st.
The obelisk-inspired tower pays tribute to the magnificence of ancient Egyptian civilization while delivering enhanced mobile network coverage and advanced communication services around the museum area. The project aligns with national efforts to transform the Grand Egyptian Museum into a world-class smart destination, combining history, culture, and cutting-edge technology.
Orange Egypt stated that this initiative underscores its commitment to supporting Egypt’s tourism and cultural sectors. By integrating modern telecommunications infrastructure with iconic Egyptian symbolism, the company aims to celebrate national identity while promoting digital transformation in one of the world’s most anticipated cultural landmarks.
