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Nues 2010 hosts Magdy El Shafee.


Artist, comic book writer and illustrator of Egypt.
lover of art in general and comics in particular, has officially started his career as a cartoonist in 2001, when Egypt's Comic Workshop, held at the American University in Cairo. It is included in the narrative genre of social realism, he set his plays in the most traditional of Cairo and describing aspects of popular life of Cairo in Egypt to address the hot topics: politics, economy, health, education and poverty.
In 2008, with editions Dar Merif, publishes Metro, a graphic-novel which tells the story of Shihab, a young and experienced computer programmer who, unable to pay a debt with a loan shark, is being drawn by a corrupt politician in a bank robbery.
Metro has become a sensational case, when the government ordered the confiscation of the libraries and opened a trial against the author and his publisher, accused of using a language too far. In fact, the complaint alleges in general content of the work, which proposes an open social criticism, representing the recent Egyptian democracy movement and describing the serious consequences of any political activism. In fact, in the end, the process ended with an order to destroy all copies of the work and to pay a fine of 5,000 Egyptian pounds (about 700 €).

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" The waves for the Mediterranean ".


It 's a radio program of international cooperation developed with the international consortium which brings together six partners - Radio Tunisienne (leader), Radio France / France Bleu Frequency Mora, ENRS / Algeria, SNRT / Morocco' s ESAV Morocco and COPEAM (Permanent Conference of Mediterranean Audiovisual) and now that has been enriched the collaboration of other broadcasters in the region: the ERTU and Egypt, PBS / Malta, SRR / Romania and TRT-Turkey. This is to finalize the production of the first radio series, "The Mediterranean, lives in the past, lives today", divided into fifteen episodes.
8 to December 15, Ecole Supérieure des Arts visuels (ESAV) of Marrakech, will open its second phase of production. Event will be attended by journalists from both sides of the Mediterranean will gather at two radio studio co-funded by the Anna Lindh Euro-Mediterranean Foundation for Dialogue between Cultures.
The second series, which will have its headquarters Marrakech, will be dedicated to cinema and to the Mediterranean, also in honor of the International Festival which will take place on the same days. This second production will be enriched by the other radios, such as HRT / Croatia MKRTV / Macedonia, PBC / Palestine and RTSH / Albania.
The weekly radio magazine "Kantara", co-production of successful launched ten years ago on Radio France / FBFM and Chaîne Inter / SNRT involving radio in Algeria, Tunisia and Egypt, will be extended to the antenna of the francophone group RTVE / Spain. The Palestinian radio PBC, present in Marrakech, will be the next likely partner of the historic program.
These results reflect the work and the willingness of members COPEAM of the Mediterranean to promote a shared radio and quality through the efforts of members of the Radio Commission and its President (Radio France / France Bleu Frequency Mora).