Cairo: The Cabinet, under the leadership of Dr Mustafa Madbouly, expressed profound sorrow over the passing of Fahmy Omar, affectionately known as "the dean of broadcasters." Fahmy Omar, who served as the head of Egyptian Radio, died today, leaving behind a legacy of significant contributions to the Egyptian media landscape. According to State Information Service Egypt, Dr Mustafa Madbouly extended heartfelt condolences to the family of the esteemed broadcaster and the wider Egyptian media community. Fahmy Omar's career spanned over fifty years, during which he played a crucial role in advancing national radio. Dr Madbouly highlighted Fahmy Omar's pivotal role as a broadcaster during the July 1952 Revolution and his efforts in establishing professional standards at Egyptian Radio. He mentored countless presenters, shaping the future of the industry. The Prime Minister offered prayers for Omar's forgiveness and strength for his family in this time of loss.