Cultural decision, not migration
The article discusses the phenomenon of cultural and literary migration to the Gulf Arab states, focusing on its narrative and poetic impact. It highlights that many Arab novelists and poets have chosen the Gulf as a place for creativity, whether intentionally or as a result of employment and the search for stability. These cultural experiences represent a rich and cumulative literary achievement dating back to the seventies. The Gulf region is seen as a vibrant setting for their creative projects, emphasizing that this is not just ordinary migration but a cultural and spiritual choice that reflects the influence of the Gulf environment on Arab creativity.
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