The Egyptian Radio and Television Union will broadcast "Dr. Knock," a play by Jean Romain, translated by Yahia Haqi, on its cultural program this Wednesday, September 30, 2026, at 11 PM on the cultural radio frequency 91.50. The play, directed by Kamal Yassin, features Mohamed El-Tokhi, Abdel Rahim El-Zarqani, and Nadia El-Sebai. It tells the story of Dr. Knock, who arrives in a rural town and convinces its healthy residents that they are ill, exploiting their fear and trust in him.

The play is a satirical take on the exploitation of people's fears and their gullibility, using the name of medicine and science. The story revolves around Dr. Knock's manipulation of the townspeople, transforming the town into a place filled with patients. This Wednesday's broadcast is part of the Union's ongoing cultural programming, which aims to bring diverse and engaging content to Egyptian audiences.

In other news, the Red Sea governorate has announced the implementation of a new trial plan for maritime traffic in Hurghada, which will run for a month. According to Ahmed Saber, a reporter for Radio Egypt in the Red Sea governorate, the plan was announced by Governor Walid El-Barki. The new plan aims to improve and regulate maritime traffic in the area.

Meanwhile, the Swiss Football Association has withdrawn its support for Gianni Infantino in the FIFA presidential election. This development has garnered significant attention in the sports world, with many speculating about the potential impact on the election outcome.

On the international stage, Egypt has successfully established balanced external relations, according to a recent statement by a journalist. This has been seen as a significant achievement, given the complexities of global politics and diplomacy.

Dr. Mohamed Bakri will discuss the tensions in the Bab al-Mandab region and their impact on international trade in a forthcoming analysis. The Bab al-Mandab region has been a critical point of concern for global trade, with many ships passing through the area.

The cultural program on Egyptian radio continues to offer diverse and engaging content, including plays, discussions, and analyses on various topics. The broadcast of "Dr. Knock" is part of this effort to provide high-quality entertainment and education to listeners.

Key points

  • The Egyptian Radio and Television Union airs "Dr. Knock," a play by Jean Romain, as part of its cultural program on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
  • The Red Sea governorate implements a new trial plan for maritime traffic in Hurghada, running for a month.
  • The Swiss Football Association withdraws its support for Gianni Infantino in the FIFA presidential election.

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