• February 2, 2026
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The poet participated in the events of the “Sharjah Arabic Poetry Festival – 22nd Edition,” which is one of the most prominent Arab cultural events concerned with poetry, language, and creativity, featuring an elite group of poets and critics from various Arab countries.

The participation was part of a comprehensive cultural program that included poetry evenings, literary meetings, and intellectual dialogues, reflecting the festival’s status as a leading platform for celebrating the Arabic word and enhancing the presence of poetry in the contemporary cultural scene, in addition to providing a space for creators to meet and exchange experiences.

The poet expressed “gratitude and appreciation for Sharjah’s beauty for this generosity and high-level cultural celebration,” extending special thanks to the Sharjah ruler and the Department of Culture, while also specifically thanking “the pillar of poetry houses for his continuous efforts in supporting Arab poets and nurturing the poetic movement.”

The participant confirmed that taking part in this edition was a rich cultural experience that contributed to enhancing communication with poets from various Arab countries, pointing out the importance of continuing such festivals in consolidating the presence of Arabic poetry and developing its creative horizons.

Sharjah Arabic Poetry Festival

The Sharjah Arabic Poetry Festival is an annual cultural event established in 2010 under the patronage of the Emirate of Sharjah in the UAE. It celebrates the rich heritage of Arabic poetry, bringing together poets, critics, and enthusiasts from across the Arab world to participate in readings, competitions, and scholarly discussions.

Sharjah

Sharjah is one of the United Arab Emirates, known as its cultural capital for its deep commitment to preserving heritage and the arts. Historically a pearling and trading hub, it transformed significantly after the UAE’s formation in 1971, with its ruler championing educational and cultural institutions. Today, it is distinguished by its many museums, such as the Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilization, and its UNESCO recognition for being the “World Book Capital” in 2019.

Department of Culture

The Department of Culture is a governmental body responsible for overseeing and promoting a nation’s cultural policies, heritage, and arts. Its history is tied to the modern development of cultural administration, often established to formally support and regulate museums, historical sites, artistic expression, and national identity.

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