Kayan Resurrection A Better World

The news of the downing of Adam Al-Masry’s raft, Chairman of the Egyptian Board of Directors and owner of most of its shares, Egy-Nergy, and the regional director of the international group over the Mediterranean waters off the coast of Ismailia took time to reach the media. Media without exception. The news - even if it did not come to the effect that the shooting was carried out by a surface-to-air missile launched from somewhere in the southeast of the Mediterranean - was surprising, especially in those atmospheres charged with anxiety and anticipation. The watchful hearts of billions shivered in front of the holographic screens, and the news seemed to them a sign of the imminent fall of the system on which their lives were built, in contrast to the demonstrators against the company around the world, who inflamed the news with their enthusiasm, and their chants rose in different languages, as they roamed the streets towards the company’s headquarters in many countries . On all screens, sites, across the air, in homes and streets, and within minds and hearts, a huge question became prominent about the fate of Egy-Nergy during the days, and even the next few hours.