6 designers who are challenging fashion ethic in the Middle East
"Create for a cause" is the leitmotiv of many designers who have emerged in the Middle East during the last years. At the heart...
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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....
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The first Arabic soap opera to be released
The year 2019 was marked by the emergence of Arabic-language series such as "Jinn", "Justice Qalb Al Adala" or "Dollar". Why don't we put...
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Egypt authorizes an anti-divorce program for students
In order to reduce the number of divorces, which stood at 211,000 cases in 2018, Egypt plans to create a new anti-divorce program that...
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Naas, a network to promote independent cinema in the Middle East
Pour parler des “gens” en arabe, on dit Nas. Ce n’est donc pas totalement un hasard s’il s’agit également de l’acronyme du tout...
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Hend Sabri, first Arab woman to join the jury of the Venice Mostra
After the Lebanese actress and director, Nadine Labaki, as a member of the jury at the Cannes Film Festival, it is now the turn...
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Sami al Ahmad, a Syrian entrepreneur who helps Arab students study abroad
Sami al Ahmad is a young Syrian entrepreneur who, three years ago, launched Marj3, a start-up that helps Egyptian students to find scholarships for...
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Five inspiring Arab women-authors who will brighten up your summer
Summer holidays are the ideal time to (re)immerse yourself in a good book. To help you choose from this best-selling collection of books that...
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“Blood is a fundamental human right, perhaps even more so than water”
In Lebanon, an NGO has been working for nine years to raise awareness of blood donation in a country where access to hemoglobin donations...