The Egyptian Ministry of Culture is organizing a cultural event titled "Egypt, a Homeland of Love and Victory" at the Hanager Cultural Forum on Friday at 7:30 PM. The event is part of the celebrations marking the anniversary of Egypt's October victory. The forum will be held at the Hanager Center for Arts, led by artist Shadi Surur. The event aims to highlight Egypt's rich history and cultural heritage.

The discussion panel will feature several prominent figures, including Dr. Mustafa Abdel Gani, Deputy President of Al-Azhar University and General Coordinator of the Egyptian Family House. Other participants include Bishop Ermia, General Director of the Coptic Orthodox Cultural Center and Assistant General Secretary of the Egyptian Family House. Dr. Khalaf Al-Meri, a professor of modern and contemporary history at Ain Shams University, will also contribute to the discussion.

The panel will also include Lieutenant General Mahi Noah, commander of the 39th Combat Group in the Special Forces and a hero of the October War. Dr. Ashraf Abdel Rahman, head of the Music Criticism Department at the Academy of Arts, will also participate in the discussion. The event will be moderated by literary critic Dr. Nihad Abdel Hamid, founder and director of the forum.

The event will feature a selection of popular national songs performed by the "Moawil" band, led by Maestro Heba Ramadan. The forum aims to promote a sense of patriotism and national pride among Egyptians. The event is open to the public and is expected to attract a large audience.

The Ministry of Culture's Theater Sector, led by Dr. Ayman Al-Shewi, is organizing the event. The sector is committed to promoting Egyptian culture and arts through various events and activities. The Hanager Cultural Forum is a regular platform for cultural and artistic events in Egypt.

The event is part of a series of activities organized by the Ministry of Culture to celebrate Egypt's rich cultural heritage. The ministry aims to promote cultural awareness and national identity among Egyptians. The "Egypt, a Homeland of Love and Victory" discussion is expected to be a significant event in this context.

The event will provide a unique opportunity for Egyptians to engage with their cultural heritage and history. The discussion panel will offer insights into Egypt's past, present, and future. The event is expected to contribute to the ongoing cultural and artistic activities in Egypt.

Key points

  • The event aims to promote a sense of patriotism and national pride among Egyptians.
  • The discussion panel will feature prominent figures from various fields.
  • The event will feature a selection of popular national songs performed by the "Moawil" band.

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