One of the pictures displayed at the online exhibition about Luxor
CAIRO – 4 June 2020: Abdullah Mansour Mohamed Ali is an Egyptian artist from Luxor. Ali launched a debut online exhibition displaying photographs he captured of Luxor's heritage and history.
Ali launched this initiative to spread joy and positivity amid the state of fear and panic caused by the spread of the deadly COVID-19 pandemic.
One of the pictures displayed at the online exhibition about Luxor
One of the pictures displayed at the online exhibition about Luxor
He further called on his fellow photographers to participate in the online exhibition.
In a press statement, Ali said that he has always loved photography since he was young, and that he started being exposed to social media when he was 11, where he administered a few famous artistic pages.
One of the pictures displayed at the online exhibition about Luxor
He then focused on designing, where he has proven himself as a professional editor and photographer. He further volunteers to work for several developmental foundations and charitable groups to support Luxor community.
Only 22 years old, Ali helped many talents and supported them, and he was honored as an ambassador for humanity in the Arab Creators Conference.
Tourist expert Mohamed Othman, the head of the Cultural Tourism Marketing Committee in Luxor, said that tourism flow is expected to return gradually as citizens maintain commitment to precautionary measures. Othman added that there are a number of countries that have already set a plan to resume international flights to several destinations including Egypt.
Othman further said that trainings will be launched in full swing for workers who directly deal with tourists, like street vendors, and bazar owners.
One of the pictures displayed at the online exhibition about Luxor
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