Nagub Sawiris reduces its media platform after being introduced in Dubai

A media project that was supposed to be a closing station that crowned the march of transactions that lasted about five decades for an Egyptian billionaire, and a second attempt to succeed on the media. NAUSIEB Sawiris, which built a $ 8.4 billion wealth in a number of the most difficult markets in the world, was launched on November 25 last year, the Moniify platform to serve as a CNBC for the generation ‘Tech talk’. The platform targeted the new generation of emerging markets entrepreneurs and was launched from the prosperous city of Dubai, as a new media platform aimed at revealing the secrets of building wealth for an ambitious young audience, supported by a personality that actually achieved this wealth. As the launch date approached in November, the company started a campaign of Intense Appointments from New York to the Middle East and made attractive offers for new employees. Former “EuroneWs” CEO Michael Peters has been appointed CEO of the platform, and the company also attracted Yasser Bishr, who established the digital division of the ‘Al -Jazeera’ network as a first adviser to Sawiris. The prevailing impression was that “Mony Fai” may not be given revenue at the beginning, but that it has years of financing, which has reassured a lot thanks to the great wealth of the new owner. You may also be interested in: Trump Media Company deepens its losses in the first 9 months of the year a launch ceremony in Dubai. An extensive ceremony was held in the future museum in Dubai, which was the official launch of “Moni Fay”, which increased optimism and momentum. The company used the French duo, “Lee Franech Twins” to make a magical performance, and Sawiris appears with the character “DJ” similar to David Solomon. Before the elegant participants, he talked about the new project in the tone of charity projects, and laughed with sadness for what he spent until that time. “At my age, a person starts to think: I have to do something about my legacy, something I offer to society,” Sawiris, 70, said in a “Bloomberg” registration. He added: “So, all we spent on ‘Moni Fi’ is classified as this article. After that, things suddenly changed radically. The budgets and promotional strategies were reduced, and some content was covered. Sisters of billionaires whose wealth belongs to their father, Anasi Sawiris, the Egyptian construction pole. The heart of the project. Mostly from short visible content and limited texts, at a time when Lana Sawiris pointed the platform to personal financing topics, such as the timing of profit reaping on the emerging market, the financial traps you are buying, sports shoes.