Mostafa Bakry Mourns Veteran Journalist Nevine El-Qady
Veteran journalist Mostafa Bakry paid tribute to Nevine El-Qady, who passed away after a long battle with illness, highlighting her professionalism and high ethical standards.
The Egyptian media community mourned the passing of Nevine El-Qady on Thursday, January 1, 2026. The esteemed television presenter and journalist passed away following a prolonged health battle. Known for her professionalism and integrity, she dedicated many years to Egyptian television, refusing offers from external channels.
Mostafa Bakry’s Tribute:
Journalist Mostafa Bakry shared his condolences on X, stating:
"The veteran Egyptian television presenter Nevine El-Qady passed away in silence after battling illness. Nevine hailed from the esteemed El-Qady family in Farshout. She was known for her professionalism and high ethics, dedicating her life to Egyptian television and refusing all external offers. May God bless this principled and virtuous soul and grant her family patience and solace."
Nevine El-Qady’s Media Legacy:
She left a lasting impact on Egyptian media, recognized for her compelling and professional presentation style, as well as her commitment to the values and principles of national broadcasting. She also served as an inspiration for young journalists due to her dedication and professionalism.
Conclusion:
Nevine El-Qady’s name remains etched in the memory of Egyptian media as a symbol of ethical and professional dedication, leaving behind a remarkable legacy in television and journalism.
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