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Madbouly said the government has already held three meetings to follow up on the president's directives announced during the inauguration of the Strategic Command Headquarters in the New Capital.
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly met Minister of State for Information Diaa Rashwan on Sunday to discuss mechanisms for implementing President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi’s media directives.
Engineer Khaled Abdel Aziz, Head of the Supreme Council for Media Regulation, received Tuesday a UNESCO delegation to discuss ways to develop media sector and protect audio visual heritage.
Egypt's Ministry of State for Information and top media regulators issued a joint statement Wednesday warning against negative media practices and rumors that threaten "eternal" ties between Egypt and fellow Arab nations.
The Council of Arab Information Ministers has issued a statement emphasizing the importance of the Arab media’s role in educating public opinion on the reality of the blatant Iranian aggression against several Arab countries, which targets their security, facilities, and the capabilities of their peoples.
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly has pledged "full support" to revitalize the National Media Authority (NMA), aiming to restore its leadership in the regional media landscape and modernize its digital presence.
The first phase of Egypt’s House of Representatives election, which kicked off on Monday, drew notable attention from international media outlets, according to the State Information Service (SIS).
The Law Regulating the Exercise of Political Rights outlines a set of prohibitions governing electoral campaigning, aimed at ensuring fairness, transparency, and equal opportunity among candidates.
The president emphasized the importance of relying on qualified young cadres, and holding educational and training programs for those working in this field, while focusing on concepts of national security and openness to diverse opinions.
Tarek Nour is appointed UMS chairman.
This edition will focus on the role of the Egyptian young journalists and other journalists from various countries, besides discussing the various burning issues, said EMF chief Noha el Nahas
Abdelatty commended the Egyptian media's crucial role in raising public awareness, objectively presenting foreign policy issues of significant importance to Egypt, and clarifying Egypt’s stance on these issues, especially given the current escalating regional and international challenges.
The 50-day festival concluded the activities on Friday evening with several songs supporting the Palestinian cause, besides a concert for Egyptian Rapper Wegz. It was reported that 60 percent of the festival revenues will be allocated to the Palestinian people of Gaza who are suffering a fierce and genocidal war by Israeli forces.
The Saudi Minister stressed the strength of Egyptian-Saudi relations and the agreement they witness in various visions and common interests between the two countries, pointing to the important role of the media in expressing distinguished relations, and cooperation at all levels.
During the meeting, the authority accepted all applications from press and media outlets.
The Maspero Triangle area in Cairo is witnessing development work in full swing, as nine towers are being built behind the Radio and Television Building on the Nile Corniche.
Talks come on the sidelines of Zein's participation in the 17th Eurasian Media Forum (EAMF) in Kazakhstan, according to a statement of the authority on Thursday.
Two memoranda of understanding were signed by Egypt’s United Media Services (UMS) and Saudi Arabia’s MBC on Sunday.
The United Media Services (UMS) group announced a full administrative restructuring and its development plan for the coming years.
During their visit, the delegation members paid tribute to the greatness of the ancient Egyptian civilization spanning 7,000 years.
