Egypt's General Program Radio will commemorate the anniversary of President Gamal Abdel Nasser's passing with a special broadcast on September 27. The broadcast, which starts at 10:05 am, will feature a documentary report on the late president. The program will also air a story written by Nasser during his high school years, titled "In the Path of Freedom," which was later adapted into a radio series.
The radio station is also preparing a dramatic lineup for the month of October, highlighting Egypt's victories and sacrifices. The lineup includes the series "Tief al-Shahid," which airs at 4:15 pm, and "Drama October: A Martyr Named Mushi," which airs at 5:15 pm. The latter is based on a script by Maher Abdel Hamid and directed by Hussein Othman, starring Ahmed Mar'i, Mohamed al-Dafrawi, and Rokia Khaled.
Throughout October, the radio station will broadcast several programs from its archives, including "Sa'id al-Dababat," written by Ahmed Darwish and directed by Dr. Mohamed Lutfi. Other programs include "Al-Regab Noor Eddin Ali al-Malla," written by Ahmed Magdy and directed by Tamer Shahat, "Raghl al-Sa'aqah," directed by Ayman Fatihah, and "Al-Kamera fi al-Ma'rakah," written by Adel al-Qonsul and directed by Mahmoud Youssef.
The radio station's archive programs also feature "Asad Sinai," directed by Ismail Abdel Fattah. These programs aim to highlight Egypt's history and the sacrifices made during its wars. The broadcasts are part of the station's efforts to preserve and share Egypt's cultural and historical heritage with its listeners.
President Gamal Abdel Nasser passed away on September 28, 1970. He was a key figure in Egyptian history, leading the country through significant events, including the 1952 revolution and the 1967 Six-Day War. Nasser's legacy continues to be felt in Egypt and the broader Arab world.
The General Program Radio station is part of the Egyptian Radio and Television Union (ERTU), which is responsible for producing and broadcasting a wide range of programs, including news, entertainment, and educational content. The station's programming is widely listened to in Egypt and is known for its high-quality content.
The commemoration of Nasser's passing and the October programs are part of the station's efforts to engage with its audience and provide meaningful content. The station's broadcasts are widely anticipated and are expected to attract a large audience.
Key points
- Egypt's General Program Radio to commemorate President Gamal Abdel Nasser's passing with a special broadcast.
- The radio station to air a documentary report and a story written by Nasser during his high school years.
- The station to broadcast several programs from its archives throughout October, highlighting Egypt's history and sacrifices.
