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The journey of "Sesame Street," which began in the summer of 2000, has since spanned over 26 years, shaping an educational and entertaining experience that has contributed to forming the memories of an entire generation of Egyptian children. The program is broadcast on television and provides engaging educational content, combining fun and learning, with a focus on short episodes—some lasting no more than three minutes—that deliver clear educational messages suitable for children aged 3 to 6 years. The Egyptian version was produced by the American Sesame Workshop, which has over 30 years of experience in creating children's programs. Egypt was chosen to produce a tailored version based on strict criteria in selecting the production team, actors, and writers to ensure quality and cultural appropriateness. The production process included intensive training for puppet performers, with great care taken in handling the puppets sensitively to ensure a positive impact on children. Music plays an important role in the program. Composer Khaled Hamad carefully considers psychological and educational studies, focusing on music and songs that align with the targeted age group. Meanwhile, technicians handle puppet animation, which required significant effort given the puppets' heavy sizes—particularly the character "Nnim," which weighed up to 25 kilograms. Behind the success of the program stands a professional team. Children's writer Zeinab Mubarak contributed to developing the scripts to reflect Egyptian culture, while producer Amr Gohara pointed out that the success of "Sesame Street" is considered one of his most significant professional achievements. He emphasizes its educational and cultural nature, aiming to develop children psychologically and educationally in an engaging and effective way.
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