One of the heroes of the October War, Major General Mohi Noah, emphasised that the heroes’ epic in the war for pride and dignity exceeded all expectations thanks to Egyptian determination and planning, which turned the defeat into a victory. This confirms Egyptian citizen determination and ability to achieve the seemingly impossible in order to protect the nation’s soil.
For his part, Major General Mohamed Abdel-Qader, the first person to cross the Suez Canal, emphasised that the youth of Egypt should be aware of the extent of the constraints that Egypt faced following the defeat in 1967 and the heroes’ supreme sacrifices, which were made possible by the honourable sons of Egypt.
The victory highlighted the brilliance of the Egyptian man who turns the setback into a victory in a number of years, surprising the world for the will of the Egyptian to do what he wants to do, said Hani Aziz, President of the Egyptian Lovers Association, peace. He emphasised that solidarity, unity, and standing at the heart of one man contributed to this victory.
Aziz noted that he will begin working immediately to organise a significant conference at which important Egyptian figures will be invited to commemorate the great victory fifty years ago. This will help the next generation understand what transpired during this priceless conflict that is close to all of our hearts.
Abu Al-Fotouh Al-Barasi, the founder and head of the Badia Literature and Folklore Division of the Union of Egypt, spoke about the role of Egyptians, particularly poets, writers, and media professionals in the October War and how the word affected the conscience of the people before, during, and after the news. He urged using the example of October in the war Egypt is currently waging against terrorism and emphasised the significance of the media as a weapon in the face of
The editor-in-chief of the photographer, journalist Ahmed Ayoub, said that the biggest problem is to preserve the authentic picture of Egypt in October, calling for more artistic works that preserve this country’s heritage and its heroism, which can be seen on every inch of Sinai.
For his part, Ayman Adly, the founder of the media salon and Chairman of the Training and Education Committee of the Media Syndicate, confirmed that Egypt is the target of a ferocious campaign to erase its honourable history through a fifth column that spreads through social media. Its aim is to call into question all of the success of the Egyptian state, including victory in the battle of pride and victory and to confront this nefarious plan.
Because the state is being targeted and there are enemies of the country everywhere, I suggest that Adly create awareness campaigns in the press, media, universities, and schools, headed by the true heroes of triumph.
Salon the band attendees
The symposium’s participants
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The October War transformed the globe, and we need a project to raise teenage consciousness, according to experts on “Media Salon.”
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