Location of the project

[Hesham Moustafa]

Have you thought of the location where you will build this pyramid?

[Hani Badawi]

This could be an issue best handled between nations. If Dubai becomes the first adopter of the idea, it may be possible for them to lead an international initiative for future adoption by other countries. This will have to be presented as a global museum, and, I suggest that it be named "Pyramid Energy And Civilization Evolution Museum" or "PEACE Museum" with emphasis on it being in multiple locations.

Sherif Danish said:

That's a very valid idea. I am wondering who to approach? How to approach them?

Hani Badawi said:

As we are living the Chinese century, perhaps we should think about China as being a good venue for at least one of the Pyramids. Maybe they would be interested in building something for the future to redeem the losses brought about by the destruction of many of their ancient relics during the cultural revolution. They have the technology (demonstrated by their super-Olympic show) and financial wherewithal to fund such a project. Just a thought!

[Mahmoud Bahgat]

peace museum, the name suggests it is far from areas of conflict and war. Perhaps in places on the fence.
Location should be far from conflict zones; eetmbz weather appropriate; far from the disaster areas of natural earthquakes and hurricanes; and near the center of the world as possible.

Therefore rule out the Middle East and Central Asia, Russia and North Africa as areas of wars and conflicts. Africa and Eastern Europe are poor. South America and Central America are poor and far from the center of the world. Canada, Australia and China are far from the center of the world. Japan and America are considered a natural disaster area and far from the center of the world. I think Dubai, Austria and Switzerland are the most appropriate places. Places where the stable security. In the center of the world. Does not intervene in the areas of natural disasters.




Sherif Danish said:

That's a very valid idea. I am wondering who to approach? How to approach them?

Hani Badawi said:

As we are living the Chinese century, perhaps we should think about China as being a good venue for at least one of the Pyramids. Maybe they would be interested in building something for the future to redeem the losses brought about by the destruction of many of their ancient relics during the cultural revolution. They have the technology (demonstrated by their super-Olympic show) and financial wherewithal to fund such a project. Just a thought!

[Omar El Sahly]

Abu Dhabi is also worth considering as a venue for this project. At the moment it is much more economically sound than Dubai. It is pursuing an aggressive plan for the development of tourism including the Guggenheim and louvre museums. It also has the same business environment as in Dubai.

[Vicki J. Goin]

I was thinking how about a place where there a few pyramids such as here in the United States. The first thought that came to mind was New Mexico near Roswell, not to be funny, but there would already be a following of people there and it may spark them to think the UFO's would come to look at it. Just a thought and as I said not to offend anyone at all.