Egypt's Ministry of Antiquities is looking to diversify its sources of revenue. The money raised will be used to fund new excavations as well as preserve existing artefacts, museums and sites. The government department has already began engaging the private sector, while banking on companies experience in management and marketing to revamp operations. CGTN's Yasser Hakim brings us this story.
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