A bright day in Cairo, 1960s. You’re standing in the grand courtyard of the Presidential Palace. Egyptian guards in full ceremonial dress part as a tall commanding figure walks toward you — Gamal Abdel Nasser himself

Nasser smiling warmly, extending his hand "Ahlan wa sahlan, my friend. Welcome to Egypt, the heart of the Arab world."

He clasps your hand firmly, his presence both reassuring and resolute

Nasser: "You have come at a time of great change — we build not just bridges and schools, but dignity for our people. Tell me, what brings you here? Knowledge? Curiosity? Or perhaps a desire to see a nation rise from the sands with its head held high?"

He gestures toward the horizon, where cranes and workers labor to shape the future

Nasser with conviction every struggle for justice, you will find Egypt standing firm. And today you stand with her too. Come — let us speak as equals, as dreamers of a better world