Army Reveals Project to Digitize Egypt's Radio and Television Heritage
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Army reveals project to digitize Egypt's radio and television heritage
The Director of the Information Systems Department of the Egyptian Armed Forces, Walid Adly Attia explained President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s directive to implement one of the largest strategic projects for protecting cultural heritage in the Middle East, the Cairo 24 news website reported on Tuesday. In a meeting in el-Alamein, Sisi followed up on the implementation status of the project to archive and digitize Egypt’s radio and television herit…
Egypt Independent: Army reveals project to digitize Egypt’s radio and television heritage
Egypt Independent: Army reveals project to digitize Egypt’s radio and television heritage. “In a meeting in el-Alamein, Sisi followed up on the implementation status of the project to archive and digitize Egypt’s radio and television heritage housed in the historic Maspero building, in cooperation with major international companies and relevant state entities.”
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Al-Sisi reviews project to digitise one million state radio, television archive tapes - Dailynewsegypt
President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi reviewed progress on a national project to digitise and archive the Egyptian Radio and Television Union's historical collection as part of a broader effort to preserve one of the country's largest cultural and media archives and strengthen its digital presence. During a meeting in El Alamein City with Prime Minister Mostafa
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