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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.
Allam warned that such kind of media is meant to skew realities, foment sedition and rumors and smear the Egyptian state and its institutions which back President Abdel Fattah El Sisi.
Laws regulating the performance of the press media organisations stipulate that new heads will be sworn in before parliament before they can exercise their duties.
The regulations set by the council determined a 6-month timeframe for media institutions to legalize their conditions, so that the deadline would be in August.
This came during his meeting with Minister of State for Information Osama Heikal to review the Egyptian media outlets' addressing of the coronavirus crisis.
A state of emergency prevailed at Maspero building, the headquarters of the state-run Egyptian Radio and Television Union, after an employee died of the coronavirus.
President Sisi stated that the media plays a great role in raising public awareness of the latest national and international developments and social morals.
Heikal was the head of the Parliament's culture, media and antiquities committee before he assumed his new post.
Heikal said on Monday that the media authorities shall send, according to the regulations, reports to the parliament about their performance at the end of each year, adding that such procedure did not take place.
Egypt’s State Information Service (SIS (released a statement, Thrusday, addressing the upcoming coverage of international media representatives, and specifically accredited correspondents of Friday the 27th of September.
