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Authorship in Translation: Hoda Barakat & Marilyn Booth on the Worlding of the Arabic Novel

Now we are brodacasting:.

@LPTC_MOC @UNESCO_ChairTC Starting shortly “Authorship in Translation: Hoda Barakat & Marilyn Booth on the Worlding of the Arabic Novel”.

Tomorrow – Registration is still available.

Interview with the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the #KFCRIS, HRH Prince Turki AlFaisal, on CNN Channel. You may watch the interview through the following link:.

We are pleased to invite you to an online panel discussion entitled “Authorship in Translation: Hoda Barakat & Marilyn Booth on the Worlding of the Arabic Novel” on Wednesday, Aug 20, 2025. The #UNESCO_Chair_in_Translating_Cultures at #KFCRIS will hold this panel discussion with

RT @UNESCO_ChairTC: The #UNESCO_Chair_in_Translating_Cultures at @KFCRIS, supported by @LPTC_MOC, has published a special issue on “Rethink….

Dr. Ghazi Hamid Mousa reviewed examples of repositories lost during the Mongol invasion and others destroyed in the American occupation, stressing that the loss of these treasures is a blow not only to Iraq but to global heritage.

#KFCRIS, in collaboration with the Center for Research and Intercommunication Knowledge, hosted a scholarly lecture entitled "Libraries and Manuscript Repositories – The State of Manuscripts in Iraq: Then and Now," which shed light on the fate of Iraqi libraries from the Abbasid

The recognition came as the Center was the only external entity contributing to the exhibition’s content with rich intellectual and cultural elements that captured the attention of visitors and drew interest from researchers and those passionate about Islamic heritage and.

#KFCRIS received a special recognition during the closing ceremony of the exhibition “Ramadan Nights: Chapters from Islamic Art… Travel Literature”, held at House of Wisdom in Sharjah.

RT @UNESCO_ChairTC: Join us for an engaging online panel discussion with acclaimed Lebanese novelist Hoda Barakat and distinguished transla….

The visit included a tour of the Center’s “Asfar” exhibition and the Faisal Museum for Arab and Islamic Arts and Manuscripts, where the delegation viewed rare manuscripts and artifacts that embody the rich cultural and intellectual heritage of the Kingdom and the Islamic world.

KFCRIS and the Ministry of Culture delegation discussed opportunities for exploring strategic research partnerships that enhance integration between cultural and intellectual institutions in the Kingdom.

HRH Princess Maha bint Mohammed AlFaisal, Secretary General of the #KFCRIS, received a delegation from the Ministry of Culture led by HE Mr. Bara’a Al-Owhali, Deputy Minister for Cultural Strategies and Policies, to explore avenues of collaboration in joint research initiatives.

Abdulilah Al-Khatib called on China and global powers to intervene to stop the massacres in Gaza and urged the creation of a WMD-free Middle East, stressing that continued conflict poses risks to the region and the world.

Nabil Fahmy: The Global South must take the lead in launching international reforms of the world order, including broader representation at the UN Security Council and limiting veto dominance. The Bandung anniversary is a historic opportunity to shape new global consensus.

Ambassador Al-Mouallimi stressed that there can be no peace in the Middle East without an independent Palestinian state based on the 1967 borders. The war on Gaza has proven the futility of military solutions and exposed the illusion of forced displacement and ethnic cleansing.

In the presence of HRH Prince Turki AlFaisal, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the #KFCRIS, KFCRIS in collaboration with Tsinghua University, held a seminar titled “Building Sustainable Peace in the Middle East.” Speakers included Amb. Abdullah Al-Mouallimi, and former

HRH Prince Turki AlFaisal, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the #KFCRIS and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies, attended the opening of a new wing named after His Majesty King Charles III at the Oxford Centre. The event commemorated.