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Farouk Shousha, from Teacher to Radio Chief
Farouk Shusha is an Egyptian poet and media figure, and a former member of the Supreme Council of Culture. He is considered one of the most prominent guardians of the Arabic language and is committed to defending its beauty and richness. Born in Damietta in 1936, he graduated from the College of Dar al-Ulum at Cairo University. He initially worked as a teacher then joined the Egyptian Radio in 1957, where he advanced through various positions until becoming the head of the radio station between 1994 and 1997. He launched his famous program "Our Beautiful Language" in 1967 and authored and composed 15 poetry collections, in addition to his contributions to media and culture through various programs and written works. He is regarded as an influential figure in promoting the Arabic language. In 1999, he became a member of the Arab Academy of Literature and later served as its Secretary-General in 2005. He passed away in 2016, leaving behind a significant legacy in the fields of poetry and Arab broadcasting.
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