Latest in Tag: EGYPTIAN MEDIA Highlight
Latest in Tag: EGYPTIAN MEDIA
2016 saw positive legislations for Egyptian media: Yasser Abdel Aziz
Country’s economic crisis will lead journalists and media workers to face dismissals or salary reductions
In Cartoon: Egyptian Media
Egyptian Media Group signs deal with FEP for listing on Egyptian stock market
The goal is to increase the company’s capital to EGP 1bn by the end of the year to finance new acquisitions and restructure its subsidiaries
Coup in Turkey succeeded and still ongoing: Egyptian media outletsÂ
Despite failure, private and state-run media consider the Turkish military coup a success
Egypt LNG arbitration continues despite claims by Petroleum Ministry and Egyptian media
Egypt is still mired in an expensive and time consuming arbitration with UFG for providing natural gas to the domestic market.
Now I have the right to worry about Egypt
Time stopped when President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi gave his speech a few days ago at the educational ceremony on the occasion of the 42nd anniversary of the 6th of October War. I did not know what to do or say, when I heard statements that have nothing to do with the dreams and aspirations he …
Egyptian media’s losses
The media lost another battle during the war in Sinai, when everyone raced for information in light of the military’s maintenance of their usual policy at such times. The military was only ready to feed the Egyptian and foreign media false information. The media fell into the trap so easily, without even citing the source …
Egypt: A nation floating in greyness
By Mohammed Nosseir Life has certainly always been full of many colours. Despite the recent attempt being made to use new, non-traditional colours that have never been used before, only two colours – black and white – should define the relationship between a state and its citizens (in other words, whether the rule of law …
Egypt’s fallen Ministry of Information
By Mohamed Selim On Monday, 23 February 2004, and at a tempestuous conference held at the headquarter of Egypt’s Syndicate of Journalists in downtown Cairo, former president Hosni Mubarak’s longtime loyalist and propaganda apparatchik, Safwat El-Sherif, declared that he would be the country’s last minister of information (a post that he had held for 22-years). …
ElBaradei’s unknown known
Egypt’s media have been in campaign mode leading up to Monday and Tuesday’s vote. Official, quasi-official and the social media are dedicating their undivided attention to the presidential elections with reports, interviews and analyses that tackle the two candidates’ platforms, credentials and implausible promises. Yet, an Egyptian Nobel laureate and former presidential hopeful, who, respect …
Egypt’s media line up behind state against Islamists
In portraying its fight against the Muslim Brotherhood as a “war on terror”
US denies financial support for the Muslim Brotherhood
The statement labelled the Egyptian media “irresponsible” for claims that Obama financially supports the Brotherhood