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Creative? Here’s your chance to show it off in the Amman Design Week!
Creativity Portrayed When we hear of creativity we naturally encumber ourselves with the thought of reaching outside the box. However,…
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Paper Airplanes Delivers Education to Syrian Refugees
Although Syrian refugees struggle to receive an education, not all hope is lost! Paper Airplanes, an online tutoring program dedicated to…
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The Voice – Your Dreams Can Now Be a Reality
You’ve always known it, deep down in your heart. You’ve always been asked to sing in birthday parties, in classes,…
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Coding Hope
How do you solve a problem? You study it, plan a solution accordingly and communicate it with the relevant parties.…
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Flashy, Fast, and Loud: The Supercars of the UAE
What goes VROOM-VROOM, takes less than 3 second to go from 0 to 100 km/h, and captures everyone’s attention? If…
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The Power of Music Unites Both Refugees and Germans in Syrian Expat Philharmonic Orchestra
Whenever we hear the name Syria, all we can imagine is pictures of death and destruction. However, Syrian musicians, who…
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AfCON Part 2 – The Carthage Eagles of Tunisia
Our Arabs at AfCON profiles continue. This time it’s the Carthage Eagles of Tunisia! And in case you’ve missed it, you can…
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Bosla: Compass to New Music in MENA
Many Arabs enjoy English music but they cannot follow up or fully understand the meaning of the lyrics because of…
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Save the Date: Trending5000 Hosting Event This Friday, November 25th!
Trending5000, an online marketing platform that connects and supports startups and small businesses in the Middle East, is organizing an amazing event! This Friday,…
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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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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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‘I Wear Design’: Turning Scribbles into Jewelry
Have you turned your refrigerator door into an art gallery cluttered with your child’s scribbles, drawings, and family portraits that you hold…
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A Race Through the Silicon Valley for the Recognition of Palestinian Villages
Marathons and races are often shaped to support a cause, and today’s race is no different. Today, Thursday October 13th,…
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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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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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Egyptian Men Enlisted to Help Fight Violence Against Women
The battle of the sexes has been prevalent since the beginning of time. In some countries, women have overcame the…
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“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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Naya: All-Female Music Band From Jordan
“Music is food for the soul, so feed your souls.” This is what Rula Jaradat, founder and manager of Naya…
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