Recited Darwish's poetry in Arabic and French
On Mahmoud Darwish's International Poetry Day, a celebration was held honoring the Palestinian poet's legacy through an event attended by 30 children who delivered readings in both Arabic and French. This tribute highlights his poetry's ability to transcend borders, languages, and generations. The museum director confirmed that Darwish's poetry remains alive and continues to resonate with new generations, and that the event helps keep his legacy vibrant and relevant to the present. Additionally, a book is being prepared that will gather the children's artwork and their readings. The event also featured an introductory tour about Darwish's life and his collection of works, emphasizing that his poetry inspires and prompts reflection on questions of homeland, freedom, and love across different cultures.
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