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Living Cities Union Presents Russian Authors and Books At Abu Dhabi International Book Fair

Under the flag of the Union of creators and Development Leaders of the Living Cities Union presents Russian authors and books at the Abu Dhabi International Book Fair (ADIBF 2023). It is an initiative for the comprehensive dissemination of Russian classical and modern literature to foreign markets. The “Living Cities”

Egypt and Zimbabwe: Historical Relations

Zimbabwe, an African country, was known as Southern Rhodesia when it was a British colony. Ian Smith, the leader of the white minority, declared its independence from Britain in 1965. Zimbabwe has the second largest unofficial economy share, which is 60.6%. Agriculture and mining contribute significantly to exports. Zimbabwe's

The sun of Cannes and the sweetness of our sun

In the folds of the Fascist era in the 1930s, Italian businessman and Minister of Finance, Giuseppe Volpi, proposed to Mussolini the launch of an international film festival in the charming city of Venice. Indeed, the history of this great festival is marked with pages that immortalize it as the oldest global film festival known to

Arabic Messages to the World

How do "we Arabs" know about the other, and how does the "non-Arab" other know about us? A simple question, but the answer requires multiple articles, even seminars, radio and TV interviews. It also necessitates organizing cultural conferences, with an audience comprising of both us Arabs and the other who speaks different

"Sudanese Cinema Crosses Barriers to Cannes Film Festival"

What's the secret of a country, which lacks elements of the film industry, being present in major global events, while another country with a cinema history of more than 120 years can't provide a single honorable representation? Here, I speak about Sudan, which this year participates in the most important international festival, the