Abdel Rahim Kamal, a writer and screenwriter, was welcomed by the Egyptian Cultural Office in London in a symposium and workshop that was inaugurated by Ambassador Sharif Kamel, the Arab Republic of Egypt’s ambassador to the United Kingdom.
Egyptian art is a link between heaven and earth, according to Rasha Kamal, the cultural attaché and director of the educational mission in the United Kingdom and Ireland. In it, she addresses how to accept others for who they are, while the second workshop was titled “Workshop Secrets of Creative Writing.”
The first symposium, “Egyptian art is a link between heaven and earth,” focused heavily on the idea that a person’s awareness and the advancement of this awareness are essential components in the cultural system. In addition to that, and concurrently with it, there is a fundamental need to address knowledge of life and religion in order to improve the concepts and beliefs of the individual.
The second workshop focused on the techniques of creative writing, and Abdel Rahim Kamal chose her topic, “The emergence of the rabbit of Ellis and when the character whispered in her name,” as a nod to this well-known cartoon character that we are all familiar with and how the appearance of the rabbit Elis was connected to the beginning of a new story and the entry of a character who is told her The rabbit story.
The scenario artist cited the work of British author William Shakespeare, emphasising how his works are literature for all ages and a part of the human heritage that transcends nationality and religion to address concepts, principles, and values common to human nature as a whole.
Abdul Rahim Kamal, who has a “white and black” perspective, concluded by pointing out that many issues relating to human nature are found in the grey area and that it is not always accurate to say that something is in the white or black region.
At the Egyptian Cultural Center in London, Abdel Rahim Kamal divulges the techniques of creative writing.
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