As a result, Eissa is spending long hours with the young men and women who fill the room next to his office. A problem faced by the younger generation of journalists is that they lack teachers and mentors of the profession. Many journalists of the older cadre have turned into bureaucrats, partly as a result of the association of the press with the state, and partly because of their own choices. To find their way, young journalists are left to exchange their limited experience with one another. As far as the future readership of Al-Qahira is concerned, Eissa strongly believes that the cutting edge of success rests with the newspaper's writers.
Journalism is like art, and art is a game of talent and proficiency.
This is the game we must play to come up with a product that will draw people to us, not just to entertain them but also to provide them with information and stimulate their thinking.