Mohamed Maghribi on Industry Collapse
The article addresses the current crisis facing the Egyptian drama industry, emphasizing that its decline is not due to new producers or competition, but rather to the practices of some producers who dominate the market through monopolies and the exploitation of influence. These practices have led to reduced job opportunities and the marginalization of talented professionals. The article highlights that the manifestations of the crisis include monopolization of production opportunities, an imbalanced wage system, rising filming costs, and ongoing production paralysis—factors that have caused the industry to decline and its competitiveness to diminish. It also calls for government intervention to reorganize the market, review licensing fees, expose monopolistic practices, and ensure a fair distribution of opportunities, all aimed at saving the Egyptian drama industry from complete collapse.
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