Soft power is a term that appears frequently and is widely used with regard to the awareness of cultural heritage's political dimension and its importance in shaping modern nation-state identity. From this point, the Parade of the Royal Mummies (The Golden Parade) shows how Egypt transferred twenty- two royal mummies from the Egyptian Museum in El-Tahrir square to the National Museum of Civilization in El-Fustat in a large military march. This also can explain how Egypt plans to revive its ancient civilization by using all possible means to express the Egyptian identity. They did that in order to preserve the heritage of their great ancestors who achieved supremacy for Egypt in the ancient world. So, when Egypt decided to transfer the twenty two mummies, this transfer should have been carried out in a manner that would suit them, their history, and the achievements they have achieved not only in the ancient times but for all Egyptians today. It is notable that the Soft Power has played the most important and largest role in achieving the desired goals of this Parade. Egypt proved to the whole world how we respect our civilization and our ancestors. Also, it emphasized the cultural and historical role of Egypt in preserving the history, the civilization and the heritage, as it is a property of all mankind. Besides, it gave a safety message to the whole world, and a confirmation that Egypt is safe for tourism. Finally, it announced the opening of the first national museum for civilization in Egypt in collaboration with UNESCO. To sum it up, all of these goals were achieved by using the soft power.