Egypt Film Committee expected a memorandum of understanding with the Russian “Moskino” organization to enhance cinematic cooperation between Cairo and Moscow

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Egypt Film Committee expected a memorandum of understanding with the Russian “Moskino” organization to enhance cinematic cooperation between Cairo and Moscow

The Egypt Film Committee, affiliated to the Media Production City, signed a new memorandum of understanding with the organization & quoto & quot; World."RTL"> & nbsp;

The signing ceremony witnessed Ahmed Badawi, Director General of the Egypt Film Committee, and Georgi Brocobov, Director General of the Muscoino Organization, in a meeting that reflects the desire of the two parties to open extensive cooperation prospects between the two countries in the field of cinematic production, joint promotion and exchange of technical expertise And technology."RTL"> & nbsp;

This memorandum aims to enhance bilateral cooperation in several fields, including the joint promotion of photography sites in Egypt and Moscow, and to facilitate administrative and technical procedures for international producers wishing to photograph in the two countries, with a focus on making the imaging process more smooth and efficient through institutional coordination and support Logistics."RTL"> & nbsp; the memo seeks to exchange specialized experiences and cadres, by organizing specialized workshops and training programs that contribute to raising the efficiency of the human element and enhancing its competitive capabilities. Dir ="RTL"> & nbsp;

Moreover, the agreement opens the way to organizing joint promotional and cinematic activities, such as festivals and specialized markets, in a way that serves common interests and enhances investment opportunities in both countries.

This partnership is a strategic step towards developing new programs and productive incentives, aimed at attracting major global production companies and encouraging them to choose Egypt and Russia as major stations to photograph its business. Dir ="RTL"> & nbsp;

and the memorandum enters into implementation as soon as it is signed, and extends for three years renewable, where a joint working group will be formed that follow up on implementation and measure the level of progress periodically to ensure the achievement of the desired goals. Dir ="RTL"> & nbsp;

This understanding reflects the Egyptian trend towards consolidating Egypt’s position as a global destination for the film industry, benefiting from the diversity of its natural and historical sites and the advanced production services network.

This agreement also comes to emphasize Moscow’s commitment to developing its cinematic infrastructure and opening up to new experiences capable of creating a qualitative shift in joint production and enhancing the cultural presence of the two countries on the scene Global.