In an open meeting with Smart Village’s Language and Communication students, Media’s popular program presenter Rami Radwan said: "Nepotism in broadcasting is just a 'blank slant,' and hard work is key."

Rami Radwan emphasized that a broadcaster's skill, competence, and hard work are the foundation of their success and "building a name" in a highly competitive media market. He offered advice based on his 19 years of experience in the media field to students of the College of Languages ​​and Communication at the Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport, Smart Village Branch, during the open meeting organized by the college to mark the opening of its activities for the Spring 2025 semester. In an engaging narrative that impressed the faculty and student audience, he added how he faced some difficulties at the beginning of his career that were enough to frustrate him, but he overcame them with perseverance and "stubbornness," based on his conviction in his abilities. Rami pointed out that a distinguished broadcaster is one who carefully studies the content they will cover and does not rely solely on the preparation team, which also undertakes its work. He added that the broadcaster must also maintain objectivity, as credibility is the core value of what some call "traditional" media, in contrast to digital media, which lacks the necessary degree of credibility. He emphasized the difficulty of controlling their content. Rami Radwan was also the first guest on the sidelines of the meeting for the "Al-Mashi" podcast, which was inaugurated by Professor Yasser Al-Shami, Dean of the College, on the sidelines of the meeting. This podcast will be run by students and will host academics and experts, not to mention interviews with their peers, who possess innovative ideas.