Licence in Archaeology from Cairo University, Faculty of Archeology, Conservation Department, 2006. He attended various training courses on textile and material conservation organized by Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and National Research Institute for Cultural Properties, Tokyo (NRICPT) and taught textile conservation within training activities at the Grand Egyptian Museum. He has published different papers and posters on the conservation, mounting and displaying of Tutankhamen’s sandals, textiles, clothes, and loincloths. Since 2010 he is scientific conservator at the grand Egyptian Museum- Conservation Center, working on the conservation of the Tutankhamen textile collection. Currently working in his master about “application and experimental study for mechanism of hydrolysis and oxidation of ancient Egyptian linen textiles and the methodology of conservation applied on Tutankhamun textiles”. •I am responsible for the analysis by portable X-ray fluorescence NITON XL3t 900Analyzer in the Grand Egyptian Museum - Conservation Center (GEM.CC).responsible for conduct analysis,make interpretation and analysis Report for result.