Under the slogan "10 years of love and happiness," Ala Eddin magazine is participating in the 10th International Forum for Arts for People with Special Needs, "Auladna," with a humanitarian message: "Unity for Peace." The magazine is hosting a workshop, "Ala Eddin: Unity for Peace," at the Cairo Opera House's small theater. The event brings together art, culture, education, and children's talents to discuss creativity's role in promoting peace, love, and acceptance.
The workshop, moderated by journalist Hussein Zenati, editor-in-chief of Ala Eddin magazine and deputy head of the Egyptian Journalists' Syndicate, will explore the magazine's message to children and the role of journalism, art, and culture in giving them a voice to express their dreams and vision for a more peaceful world. Zenati will lead the discussion with guests, including artist Karim El-Husseiny.
Karim El-Husseiny, who began his artistic career as a child, will share his experience and talk about the role of art in reaching children's hearts and instilling values of love and peace. El-Husseiny is known for his voice acting, including the character of Simba in Disney's "The Lion King." His participation in the workshop will highlight the importance of art in shaping children's perceptions.
Mahmoud Amer, another guest, will discuss his experience in children's arts, including works like "Ahlam El-Asafir" and "Shatoura." As a voice actor, Amer has worked with Disney and contributed to the film "Timon and Pumbaa." His presence will add depth to the discussion on the role of art and media in promoting peace and understanding.
Dr. Hussein Zenati, an expert in education, training, and international cooperation in Japan, will also participate in the workshop. He will discuss the importance of education and cultural exchange in building bridges between children and nations, emphasizing the need to instill values of dialogue, tolerance, and peace in new generations.
The workshop will feature a performance by the Fatafeat El-Sokar team, led by Huda Muhammad, and poet Ahmed Marsey, presenting national poems, songs, and performances. The event will also showcase talents and friends of Ala Eddin magazine, with children contributing to the message through art, words, and music.
The workshop at the Cairo Opera House's small theater aims to convey a unified message of peace and love from Ala Eddin magazine and the children of "Auladna" to the world. The event highlights the importance of collaboration and creativity in promoting a culture of peace and understanding among children and communities.
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- Ala Eddin magazine hosts a workshop on "Unity for Peace" at Cairo Opera House's small theater for children with special needs.
