The World Food Programme (WFP) has launched a new film series under the #MshBas campaign on Saturday, 4 October, narrated by the beloved Egyptian actor Ashraf Abdel Baky, to shine a light on the power of school meals and community resilience across Egypt. Launching in October and running through November on @WFP_Egypt’s Instagram account, the campaign brings to life real stories from Egyptian communities; stories of perseverance, growth, and hope. Each film follows the journey of individuals whose lives have been uplifted through WFP’s support: a child gaining access to education, a mother building a sustainable livelihood, a farmer adopting new agricultural practices, and a refugee rebuilding life with dignity. At its core, #MshBas, which translates to “It’s Not Just…”, explains that food security is not only about food, but about opportunity, resilience, and hope. One small act of support can create a ripple effect that transforms entire communities. In one of the stories, Rokaya, a young student, shares in the film, “The teacher hands us biscuits as soon as we arrive at school. When I have them, I feel energized. I also feel full all day long.” For…
