The tourism program "Masr Qariba" will air tomorrow the story of the German man "Kosmos," who came to Egypt with his wife riding a donkey cart 12 years ago in search of religious spirituality, settling in the city of St. Catherine in South Sinai, where he lives among the Bedouin tribes.
In an episode presented by TV host Reem El-Shafei and directed by Nourhan El-Beily, airing tomorrow, Tuesday, at 10 p.m. on the Egyptian Satellite Channel, the full story of Kosmos is told in an exclusive interview, along with the adventure and hardship the episode's two heroines went through in the Sinai desert to meet him, after the German man had refused for a year and after many attempts to persuade him to meet.
Tomorrow's episode reveals the story of Kosmos leaving his country on a cart pulled by two donkeys, on a journey that lasted 10 years, during which he passed through 8 countries, before finally settling in St. Catherine to live among a mountain tribe. "I found what I was looking for: safety, stability and my true family," he says, enjoying nature in a place held sacred by all the monotheistic religions, and stressing in his interview with the program that he will never leave Egypt or St. Catherine.
