On November 20, 2012 Cornelis Hulsman spoke at the Korean Center in Maadi about the importance of interreligious dialogue and the role of the media in this dialogue. He began with a personal recollection of how he became interested in dialogue in the Middle East. Hulsman then continued to explain the main problem he finds plaguing interreligious dialogue in Egypt—media reporting, which shows mostly negative images of Muslim-Christian relations, accompanied by superficial and sensationalist stories. After outlining the main goals of Arab-West Report, he provided several recent examples of positive interactions between Muslims and Christians and called upon the public to engage in personal relationships and to communicate. Finally, the meeting ended with an interesting discussion.