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A cultural evening to celebrate the creativity of the Bahraini writer Neda Nasim, organized by the Arab think tank and the Bird Book Forum

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I wrote "The Dark Sami."

The Arab Thinker Forum, in cooperation with a bibliographical forum, is organizing a cultural evening to discuss the creativity of Bahraini writers and novelists, Ned Nasim, in the presence of selected writers, intellectuals, media and interested in Arab cultural affairs.
The presence of Dr. Saad Jibril, a member of the National Council of Women and the Chairperson of the Committees of the governorates of the Republic, was marked by the presence of the National Council of Women and a senator, the literature and the great poet, Mr. Hassan, Director-General of the Bird Book series, Dr. Dham Al-Zayri, working as well as a number of poets, critics, creators, media professionals and writers.

One of the distinguished literary voices in the Kingdom of Bahrain is a breeze, combining creative writing with academic studies in psychology and family counselling, a master ' s degree in family guidance from the University of Bahrain, and a member of the House of Parents and the Bahraini Book.
The symposium deals with the most notable of its literary and intellectual experiments, as well as the discussion of its most important work, including a novel. «Wow.»And a novel. «I lived a maid.»And a book. «So we don't turn off.»It raises issues of self-awareness, mental health and emotional distress in a way that combines knowledge depth and humanism.
The organizers of effectiveness assert that yesterday is an opportunity to learn about a distinguished Arab literary experience that has succeeded in combining moral creativity and psychological expertise, has provided man-to-human bias and issues and contributes to raising awareness and promoting the values of knowledge and hope.
The evening is to include an open dialogue with the writer on her creative experience, her vision of literature and his role in building community awareness, among expectations of a distinct cultural and literary presence.



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