The Crown Prince is witnessing the opening evening of the Arab Hair.
On 26 April/Wam, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Hamad bin Mohammed al-Sharqiyah and Lei al-Fagira, confirmed the status of poetry in the history of Arab literature, and his great role in embodying human life on the Arab peninsula and monitoring its transformations through the ages.
This came during the presence of His Highness yesterday, the opening poetic evening of the Arab Hair in El Fajira, in the presence of His Excellency Dr. Sultan al-Amimi, President of the Union of Books and Ethics of the United Arab Emirates.
His Highness noted the support and guidance of His Highness Sheikh Hamad bin Mohammed Al-Sharqi, a member of the Supreme Council of the Governor of El Fajira, for cultural projects that upgrade the literature and culture sector of the Principality, strengthen the efforts of the United Arab Emirates in cultural and creative work, provide talent for contributing to nation-building and develop the foundations of its civilization development at all levels.
The first inaugural evening programme of the Arab Hair House included a brief film on the Dahara, an opening speech by Solim al-Mazra ' ari ' a, a poet with the participation of the Ra ' d El Hadj from the Republic of the Sudan, the poet Hyder Al-Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, and the poet Alam Al-Sawi of the Emirates.
His Highness drew attention to the importance of highlighting various poetry schools in the history of Arab literature, paying attention to their introduction and observance in society, and supporting talents in strengthening the creative industries sector and contributing to its support and development.
The honour of His Highness and Crown Prince, the three poets participating in the evening, praised their performance and level of participation in the evening.
The opening evening comes with the revelation of the activities of the Arab Hair House in El Fajira, which was launched under the guidance of His Highness and Crown Prince early last February, with the aim of reviving the status of Arab poetry as a religion of Arabs, highlighting all poetry in the history of poetry through the ages, and celebrating the talents and poets that target the various groups of the circuit.
Yesterday, H.E. Dr. Ahmed Hamdan Al-Zaudi, Director of the Office of Samu Wali Al-Fagira, Salah Gabash, Head of the Cultural and Information Office of the High Council for Family Affairs in Sharjah, and the collection of poets and intellectuals.
