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Shamawes.. A German Edition of an Egyptian Novel in English

The second English edition of the novel (Shamaous) by the Egyptian novelist Ashraf Aboul-Yazid was published in Dusseldorf, Germany. The African branch of the UN SDG Book Club chose this novel among the books that Canon printed during the DRUPA 2024 Integrated Printing Exhibition. The organizers of this African literary initiative are the

Asia Journalist Association (AJA) Celebrates 20th Anniversary

November 19 marks the 20th anniversary of establishing Asia Journalist Association (AJA) in Korea. Today, AJA President Ashraf Aboul-Yazid (Egypt), joined the founding president Lee Sang-ki, and the honorary president Ivan Lim (Singapore) to celebrate this historical moment, along with senior , regular members and the newly elected vice

Congress of African Journalists International Magazine, New Edition Published

In his editorial, Nigerian journalist Michael Adeboboye, Editor-in-Chief, Congress of African Journalists CAJ International Magazine (November 2024) wrote “As the year 2024 is running to a close, we sincerely appreciate our partners, collaborators, members of the International Media Cooperation Protocol (IMCP), for standing with us in

Korean Seminar on Causes of Low Birth Rates in Asia and Countermeasures

• Korea, which erases thoughts of children and family… The secret to the highest low birth rate gap • Korea, ultra-fast growth → workaholism to maintain consumption → daily life with no time to think about marriage or children • “Media only encourages entertainment and

17 Countries Participants in the First World Forum of Children's Literature

The First World Forum of Children's Literature, held from October 25 to November 3 in Antalya, Turkey, has become an event reshaping the approach to children’s books—their forms, their meaning, and their inner substance. Organized by the World Organization of Writers (WOW) and led by President Margarita Al, the forum