Egypt's Radio Program has prepared a special broadcast schedule to celebrate the anniversary of the October victories. Under the supervision of radio presenter Gehan Talaat, the network will air several interviews with leaders of the October War. These interviews will be broadcast daily during the open periods of "Good Morning Egypt" and "Midday" programs, prepared and presented by radio presenter Dr. Noura El-Sayed.
The interviews will feature prominent figures, including Major General Dr. Osama El-Gamal, a military expert, discussing the role of air defense forces in the October War. Another interview with Major General Dr. Mohamed El-Ghobari, a military expert, will focus on the battles of Ismailia during the war. Additionally, Ahmed El-Tamimi will talk about the role of the Sa'eqa forces during the war, while Colonel Mohamed Mohamed Abdel Qader will discuss the role of the artillery in the war.
The radio program will also air a special episode of "People and Army" with Major General Mohamed El-Shahawi, discussing the role of chemical warfare during the October War. This special episode aims to highlight the bravery and sacrifices of the Egyptian army during the war. The program is part of the radio's efforts to commemorate the anniversary of the October victories.
In addition to the interviews, the radio program will air a series of dramas and documentaries. At 4:15 PM, the program will air the series "The Martyr's Ghost," and at 5:15 PM, it will air "October Drama: A Martyr Named Mushi." The dramas were written by Maher Abdel Hamid, directed by Hussein Othman, and feature actors Ahmed Mar'i, Mohamed El-Derfrawy, and others.
Throughout the month, the radio program will also air a series of October-themed programs from its archive. These include "The Tank Hunter," written by Ahmed Darwish and directed by Dr. Mohamed Lutfi. Other programs include "Sergeant Nour El-Din on the Beach," "The Thunderbolt Man," and "The Camera in Battle."
The radio program's efforts aim to preserve the history and legacy of the October War. By airing these interviews, dramas, and documentaries, the program seeks to educate listeners about the significance of the war and its impact on Egyptian history. The programs will provide a unique perspective on the war and its heroes.
The October victories anniversary is a significant event in Egyptian history, marking the country's triumph in the 1973 war against Israel. The radio program's special broadcast schedule is part of the country's efforts to commemorate this anniversary and honor the sacrifices of the Egyptian army.
Key points
- The radio program airs special interviews with leaders of the October War.
- The program features a series of dramas and documentaries to commemorate the anniversary.
- The October victories anniversary marks a significant event in Egyptian history.
