One month after the opening, what is the outcome for tourism in Saudi Arabia?
It has now been almost a month since Saudi Arabia opened its doors to non-religious tourism, and it seems that visitors are in a...
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How did the Lebanese stop the Whatsapp tax project?
A few days after the Lebanese government's proposal to impose a tax on calls made via Whatsapp and other similar applications, the Minister of...
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Pink October: These famous Arab women who publicly declare war on breast cancer
Each year, October is marked by Pink October, a global communication campaign to raise public awareness about breast cancer screening and fundraising for research....
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The Egyptian sarcophagus of the famous priest Nedjemankh is back home
Disappeared during the Arab Spring Revolution in 2011, the golden sarcophagus of the famous Egyptian priest Nedjemankh recently returned to Egypt after having previously...
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Rasha Khayat: “Our elsewhere”, a nostalgic testimony to the dual culture
With her first novel "Our elsewhere", translated from German to Actes Sud last April, Rasha Khayat tells the story of a family built between...
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“The Abrahamic Family House”, the new inter-religious Emirati project
Hosting expatriates of more than 200 nationalities, the United Arab Emirates aims to become a true model of coexistence and religious tolerance. With "The...
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Saudi Arabia to issue its first tourist visas
The kingdom has just announced the opening of its borders to non-religious tourism. From now on, everyone is able to apply for a visa...
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3 national holidays in the Middle East
Festivities in a country are often what best characterizes it historically and culturally. In the Arab world, in particular, celebrations are an opportunity to...
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Louis Blin: “The popular feeling is very strong behind this national holiday”
On the occasion of the Saudi National Day, Kawa wondered about the importance of this event, its history, and its impact on the kingdom....