Egyptian craftsmen 2

Scenes from the lives of some builders of Egypt in the modern era Who fed the Egyptians the chips "Chips"? And put in their pockets the boxes of "tissues"? And clothed their feet with "Kosha" shoes? And inspired them to draw closer to God with "Koldir" water coolers? And planted in their hearts the love of "Indian movies"? And treated them with "Refo" pills? Who invented and organized the "ration cards"? Who planned and built "Mokattam," "Mohandessin," "Nasr City," and "October Bridge"? What is the secret of the wars that try to hide the biography of the founder of "Radio Quran Al-Kareem"? How was the plan of the "Suez Ladies" during the 101-day siege of the city? In this new part of "Egyptian Artisans," Omar Taher tries, with live testimonies and rare photos, to write a qualitative history that credits its authors and documents the impact of some who shaped the personal features and daily life paths of the country's residents. Author: Omar Taher Number of pages: 408