Egypt Media Council Explores Investment Cooperation with Zee Entertainment
Machine-translated from Arabicالنسخة العربية
Engineer Khaled Abdel Aziz, head of Egypt's Supreme Council for Media Regulation, held a meeting with a delegation from Indian firm Zee Entertainment Middle East to explore potential media investment opportunities.
The meeting comes as part of the council's ongoing efforts to enhance international media and cultural cooperation with major global organizations, aiming to support media sector investments and promote the exchange of industry expertise.
During the discussions, both sides reviewed prospects for joint initiatives and discussed frameworks to strengthen bilateral media ties. The council emphasized its commitment to creating a favorable environment for international media investments and collaboration.
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