Samira Ahmed regains the feelings of June 30 and tells unforgettable moments

With the anniversary of the June 30 revolution, the memory of the Egyptians returns to one of the most important stations in the history of the modern country, the moment when the people wrapped around their will and regained their identity and path. Among the crowds of gathered in the streets, the able artist Samira Ahmed was one of the millions of Egyptians who came out with hope, loaded with longing to a safe and stable homeland.

We will not forget. When I went out with my daughter to the street, we saw the features of hope returning to the faces, and we all felt that Egypt began to rise again. Historical. We used to live in fear, we did not leave our homes, and when the June 30 revolution came, it came to the street without thinking, only out of joy and belonging. I didn’t know my destination, but I knew that we prepared our country. & Quot;

Art & nbsp; And the national message

& nbsp; The whole. We felt that art began to retreat, and our biggest concern was how to protect it and restore it, but the most important of all, our fear was on Egypt. There was no room for neutrality, we had to be part of this national change. & Quot;

Everyone, including the artists who were waiting for a sincere moment that restores art in its place and links it again to the issues of the homeland. & Quot;

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