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Arabic novels to bridge cultures

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2023 - 12 - 04
The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), Qatar National Library (QNL), and Sultan Bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud Foundation organized the “Arabic Novels to Bridge Cultures” workshop in the QNL premises on 28 October 2023, to promote Arabic literature for multicultural understanding.
The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) organized, along with the Qatar National Library (QNL) and the Sultan Bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud Foundation, the “Arabic Novels to Bridge Cultures” workshop in the QNL premises on 28 October 2023, to promote Arabic literature for multicultural understanding.

Novels are not only words on pages, but also bridges that transport us to diverse cultures and worlds. The UNESCO pilot event seeks to elevate the novel's role in connecting diverse cultures and facilitating mutual understanding. Anchored within the annual World Novel Week and aligned with UNESCO's Prince Sultan Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud Programme for the Arabic Language, this workshop underscores the significance of Arabic literature and supports the production, publication, and reading.

The “Arabic Novels to Bridge Cultures” workshop serves as a platform to share experiences and best practices in designing and implementing policies and measures aimed at cultivating interest in reading and writing in Arabic. The event brings together prominent writers, critics, language specialists, and enthusiasts in a collaborative effort to celebrate Arabic literature.

A creative writing workshop titled “Words that Unite: Arabic Storytelling for Youth” was held, aimed to equip young authors with creative writing techniques to craft impactful stories in Arabic. Pioneering the exchange of Arabic knowledge through storytelling, the workshop prioritized preserving the Arabic language and promoting its rich literary heritage. UNESCO aspires to contribute to the cultural vitality of Arabic literature by empowering young authors to express their ideas eloquently within the tapestry of the Arabic language.

The workshop facilitated the drafting of short stories and included a discussion on the pivotal role of Arabic literature in serving humanity, emphasizing its enduring importance in fostering cross-cultural connections and understanding

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