Additionally, he contributed in the field of media production by helping prepare and present television programs, such as Assir Al-Kotob, Soor Elazbakeya and Al-Maqha Al-Thaqafi.
[1] Yusuf is currently working as the editor-in-chief for Alam Al-Kotob magazine, and on publishing a new book, titled "Mustafa Mahmoud's Broken Secularism.
He chose "Robin Hood" as his the first novel, which he read around 10 times, for its level was categorized as advanced like that of known international books, such as "Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar."
His science teacher, Hosni Al-Abbasi, who was also a librarian at his primary school, played a prominent role in encouraging Yusuf to read, and, consequently, discover new realms.
[4] He later gave an account of his experiences in the library and was broadcast in an Episode of Soor Elazbakeya program on Al Araby channel, which he helped produce.
Yusuf then decided to specialize in critical writing and conducting research, for the purpose of validating the elements of poetry, as well as demarginalize poets.
The reading was recorded by officials from the Supreme Council Of Culture, and uploaded as a video on Facebook and YouTube, and Yusuf interacted with his followers' activity.
[9] From among the many books he published, Yusuf re-published novels about prominent writers, including Shuhdi Atiya ash-Shafi, Sayyid Qutb, Nabawiyya Musa and Ismail Adham.
[1][10] Currently, Yusuf is holding the position of editor-in-chief of Alam Al-Kotob magazine issued by the General Egyptian Book Authority.