Sanaa and Toot in Tunisian Olive Poems

The main news focuses on poet Sana'a Wattot's participation in the Tunisian Monastir Festival, where she performed a reading of a collection of poems that received praise from the audience and aligned with the city's cultural traditions. Known for its coastal location and openness to cultural exchange, the city served as a fitting backdrop. Wattot explained that the festival hosts a variety of activities including visual arts and poetry, and she emphasized that her poems, such as "The Phoenix Bird" and "The Blocker," have garnered widespread interaction across different countries. She also mentioned her future plans to participate in other festivals, pursue learning in painting, and foster cultural communication with international artists—reflecting her cultural influence and artistic aspirations.

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