Eman Hussein
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Oct- 2016 -16 October
17 Year-Old Egyptian Saves Lives with Her Chemical Invention
Saving lives is one of the noblest goals out there to pursue. And while you don’t hear often about 17-year-olds preoccupied…
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15 October
Basra Museum Opens its First Gallery to Celebrate Iraqi Culture
There’s no better way to celebrate culture and preserve history than opening a museum dedicated just to that! And while…
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11 October
Tunisian Breaths Life Back into Handmade Glass
Today’s industrial overproduction has overthrown traditional crafts. Despite this, the more industrial our world becomes, the more making things purely by…
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10 October
Meet Eman Mourad: 1st Female Wheelchair Karate Player in the Middle East
You usually don’t go on hearing about wheelchair karate players everyday, but when you do hear about one it becomes your…
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9 October
“Barakah Yuqabil Barakah” 2nd Saudi Film Submitted to the Oscars
Hearing the loud laughter of the audience, you wouldn’t imagine that a Saudi production is screening. But believe it or…
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8 October
Arabic, one of the hardest languages for English Natives to learn
Learning a second language is never an easy thing to do. You have already formed the way you think about…
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3 October
AUB Wins the 2016 MacJannet Prize for Global Citizenship
One can’t stress the importance of community engagement enough. Whether you’re an individual or an institution, you have an obligation…
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2 October
Egyptian Female Entrepreneur Meets President Barak Obama
Starting a business, let alone an international business, from scratch is never an easy thing to accomplish, but with determination…
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2 October
Dubai Opera Opens to Boost the City’s Cultural Life
For the past decade Dubai has been building itself up to become a radiant center for travel and tourism. Grand…
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Sep- 2016 -28 September
Success Stories of Three of Jordan’s Top Businesswomen
In the MENA region where the economic participation of women is restricted, many women entrepreneurs are launching their own businesses,…
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27 September
12 Hollywood Stars Photoshopped into Egyptian Saidi Looks
Whether you live in Los Angeles, home to the US film industry, or in the Sa’id of Egypt, where poverty prevails,…
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26 September
Two Syrians Made It to JCI 2016 Winners List
For more than 100 years JCI, Junior Chamber International, has been honoring young people who are dedicated to creating change within…
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25 September
After 12 Centuries, Morocco Dusts off the World’s Oldest Library
In a world where eBooks and web search replace concrete libraries, the world’s oldest library still holds a critical value.…
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25 September
Syrian Refugee Cooks in Paris’s Trendiest Resturants
Over the past 5 years, we have heard throughout the media inspirational stories of how Syrian refugees rebuild their lives in…
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24 September
Dubai Builds Largest Waste-to-Energy Plant in the Middle East
With today’s consumerist lifestyle, almost all countries around the world suffer from waste management problems. While many countries are sweeping…
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24 September
Tunisian Brothers Export Lightweight Planes Around the World
Tunisia might not be the first thing that jumps to mind when we think about aircraft manufacturing countries. But believe…
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22 September
The Discovery of a New Monumental Structure in Petra
For two centuries archaeologists have documented thousands of monumental structures within Petra, the capital of the Nabataean empire. But two…
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21 September
Dabke: A Traditional Dance Loaded with History
Whether you are a professional Dabke dancer or not, as long as there’s Dabke music playing and you’re a Palestinian,…
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