Jalal Maawad's role in Sadat's rise
The article focused on the life of the Egyptian broadcaster Ghalal Mowad and his role in broadcasting the statements of the July 1952 Revolution. It confirms that he was the first to broadcast the revolution's announcement with his voice and mentions that he was tasked with broadcasting the statements on the same day the revolution took place. He was the only one to officially broadcast the revolution's statements. The article also discusses his relationship with the leader Abdel Nasser, noting that he presented the president’s speeches until Nasser’s death and did not cooperate with Sadat, which led to his retirement. It also reveals that he has memories and secrets related to the revolution and that he organized the presentation of Nasser's speeches on important occasions, such as the anniversary of the Unity with Syria. Additionally, he stated that excessive recording of statements with Sadat's voice was a historical mistake, and he refused to present Sadat’s speeches after Nasser’s death, which resulted in his retirement. The article highlights the importance of his role in documenting the history of the revolution and the political changes he witnessed until his retirement.
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