ERMA ZAT ELM3EMAD
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Professor at the Faculty of Engineering, Cairo University The Egyptian Radio and Television Union (ERTU) is one of the most important institutions in Egypt, as it is responsible for broadcasting radio and television programs. It was established in 1960 to be the sole authority responsible for radio and television broadcasting in Egypt. ERTU operates several radio and television channels that cover different topics such as news, culture, entertainment and sports. It works to achieve the goals of informing, educating and entertaining the Egyptian public. ERTU relies on modern technologies to improve the quality and variety of its programs. It also works on training and developing the skills of its staff to keep pace with global developments in the field of media. ERTU seeks to strengthen its role
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