Mohamed Sabreen [ 18/May/15 ]

Post date: Sep 28, 2014 6:34:05 AM

Jerry Guirguis interview Mohamed Sabreen, Managing Editor Al-Ahram Newspaper Egypt, talking to us Live-to-air phone hook-up on 96.5FM – Egyptian radio show [ Monday 18^th May 2015, Melbourne Australia, English Edition, 6:30pm = 10:30am Cairo ].

6:30pm – Our special guests tonight is Mr.Mohamed Sabreen, Managing Editor for Al-Ahram Newspaper Egypt.

Hi and welcome, can we start with ......................

Ahram Online , Saturday 16 May 2015

Egypt court issues preliminary death sentence to Morsi in 'jailbreak case'

http://english.ahram.org.eg/NewsContent/1/64/130369/Egypt/Politics-/Egypt-court-issues-preliminary-death-sentence-to-M.aspx

Q1] How did the Egyptians react to this news ?

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Sunday, 17 May 2015

By Amena Bakr, Reuters | Doha

Senior Muslim cleric Sheikh Youssef al-Qaradawi has condemned death sentences passed on himself, former Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi and

105 supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood group over a mass jail break in 2011.

In a video statement posted on Qaradawi's twitter account on Sunday, the elderly Qatar-based cleric who is also a spiritual leader for the Muslim Brotherhood

said the rulings were “nonsense” and violated Islamic law.

“These rulings have no value and cannot be implemented because they are against the rules of God, against the people's law...no one will accept it,

” Qaradawi said in the statement, which was broadcast by Al Jazeera's Arabic news channel in Qatar.

http://english.alarabiya.net/en/News/middle-east/2015/05/17/Influential-cleric-Qaradawi-condemns-Egypt-death-sentences.html

Q2] What do we understand of Sheikh Youssef al-Qaradawi ?

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Jerry Guirguis

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Jerry Guirguis interview Mohamed Sabreen, Managing Editor of Cairo’s AL – Ahram, one of the largest newspapers in the Arab world, Mohamed is one of the leading writers in Egypt and Arab countries, Mohamed is one of the delegates visiting Australia on behalf of Australia-Egypt Dialogue, an enterprise established at La Trobe University, the Centre for Dialogue, focuses on the challenges and opportunities by culture, religious and potential diversity, as well as on the practical role for dialogue in conflict situations.

This interview was recorded on Friday 25^th September 2014.

6:30pm – Our 2^nd special guests tonight is Mohamed Sabreen, is also Media Advisor for the European Union’s Trade Enhancement Program

Mohamed Sabreen

Managing Editor

Al – Ahram

Hi and welcome

can we start to Australia ......................

Q1] Let’s Talk About Australia-Egypt Dialogue, how did it go ?

Q2] Community Leaders, Religious leaders and others were part of this dialogue, what did they say ?

Q3] Peter Greste issue, what’s the solution, what are the people of Egypt saying ?

Q4] The current judiciary system has old guards from the former president Morsi, will Peter Greste get a fair appeal

Q4] When will Egypt complete the task of de-mine El-Alamein

Egypt is the most heavily mined country in the world, more so than trouble spots such as Angola, Afghanistan and Bosnia.

Officials have spent years lobbying their British, German and Italian counterparts for more funding to tackle the problem, largely without success. Although all three countries laid mines, most Egyptians identify Britain as the primary culprit. Egypt was effectively still under British colonial occupation, and many Egyptians believe Britain has a moral responsibility for bringing conflict to Egypt's shores. The other countries have also been quicker to offer financial help on the issue.

Q4] How will the Egyptians pay their respects to Australians on ANZAC day April 2015 in Cairo Egypt.