Amr El-Dali

An Egyptian writer, born in the Shubra neighborhood in Cairo in 1981. He obtained a Bachelor of Laws from Cairo University in 2002. Before graduating from college, he decided to move into professional life. He wrote many short feature films during the period from 1997 to 2006, including (Take a Minute of Your Time, You and I, Rose, I am young, but). He also participated in writing several different television programs, including the television program (The Bisso Family) in the year 2004. He also participated in writing episodes of the children’s program (Sesame World) from 2002 to 2004. The beginning of his fame was when he co-wrote the series (Very Special) with screenwriter Tamer Habib, which was shown in Ramadan 2009. He also wrote many documentaries produced by the Library of Alexandria, including (Dorrat Al-Rimal, Naima Al-Masrya, Sayed Darwish, Hay Al-Max). In 2010, he wrote the series (Duran Shubra), which was shown in Ramadan 2011 and achieved great success. He followed it with the series (Farah Laila) by artist Laila Elwi. Which was shown in Ramadan 2013. He worked in the series “100 Wesh” and “The Journey” series.