Cairo International Film Festival

Cairo International Film Festival (CIFF; abbreviation: CIFF), one of the international A film festivals, Africa's largest film festival, is sponsored by the Egyptian Association of Film Writers and Critics, was founded in 1976, and is held annually from November 7 to 18, with the aim of developing the world's film industry and promoting mutual understanding and exchange of experience between countries. The festival is held annually from November 7 to 18, 1976, with the aim of developing world cinema and promoting mutual understanding and the exchange of experiences among countries. The festival's highest awards are the "Nafiti Gold" for best feature film, best documentary and best short film, and the "Nafiti Silver" for best director and best actor or actress; "The Bronze Statue of Nafiti is awarded to films of special value.