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66 Years of Egyptian TV Begins
On July 21, 1960, Egypt's first television signal was broadcast from the Maspero building, marking the beginning of the Egyptian television journey that has continued ever since. It has become a primary medium for conveying news, events, and drama, and has contributed to documenting national happenings and creating media and artistic stars. The idea originated in 1954 with a project to establish a television station atop Mount Mokattam, but implementation was delayed due to the Suez Crisis in 1956. In the following years, broadcast hours increased, and multiple channels were launched, enriching Egyptian content and making a significant impact on culture and media. Aligning with global developments—television having its origins in 1884 with early broadcasts in Germany and Britain—Egyptian television embarked on its journey as a modern means of transmitting images and sound, and since then has become one of the leading media institutions in Egypt and the Arab world.
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