Saturday 01/Mar/2025 – 02:27 PM
The Ministry of Culture announced the launch of the big night project everywhere, in conjunction with the beginning of the month of Ramadan, with the aim of reaching the Egyptian cultural product to various groups in schools, universities, clubs, and tourist areas.
The Ministry of Culture launches a big night project everywhere to celebrate the Egyptian heritage at the beginning of the month of Ramadan
Dr. Ahmed Fouad Hano emphasized that the large night operetta is one of the most prominent works that bear the authentic Egyptian identity, as it was created by Salah Jaheen, Sayed Makkawi, and Salah Al -Saqa, and it is still immortal in the Egyptian memory.
He added: It was necessary to be presented to new generations in different places, as it is a unique artwork that expresses Egypt’s rich heritage.
Hanu explained that the project also includes cooperation with the Kunuar Company for the production of distinct reproductive reproductions for the brides of the big night, which will be offered soon in the markets, with the aim of providing a trademark for a local product bearing the slogan of manufacture in Egypt and expressing the Egyptian identity.
He pointed out that the ministry seeks to convert the big night into an integrated cultural project that reaches the widest mass base, whether inside or outside Egypt, where the offers will be presented in multiple locations, to ensure this unique artwork reaching various age and social groups, while presenting it with innovative directing methods that are in line with the nature of each show and the place of its presentation.
For his part, director Khaled Jalal, head of the cultural production sector, stressed that this project comes as part of a series of activities aimed at celebrating our distinguished heritage by presenting the tent shows. Are you halal and the big night parties in various governorates, as part of the tours of the theater of confrontation and roaming, in addition to its participation in the Egyptian festivals and cultural weeks outside Egypt
Ahmed Obaid, Advisor to the Minister of Culture for Investment, stated that the project will start during its first stage in a number of schools and clubs, as part of an ambitious plan aimed at expanding the scope of offers to include universities and tourist areas, while presenting successive parties in various locations, to ensure the show reaches the widest segment of the Egyptian public.
