Omar Taher in "Knights Youth" next Saturday

Omar Taher in "Knights Youth" Saturday Newspaper Akhbarna cited news editor We are publishing Omar Tahir in "Knights Youth" next Saturday, Omar Taher in "Knights Youth" next Saturday we send you our visitors News News Today by our newspaper News and start (19659002) Akhbarna Newspaper The Farasan Youth Association for Charity Activities is organizing a cultural symposium entitled "I am the Narrator" to discuss the book "Dogs do not eat chocolate" by the writer Omar Taher at 5 pm Saturday. At Assembly Headquarters 4 Al-Beblawi Street, Hadayek Al-Qubba Field.

The authors of the cultural activity described the book as a book of light and amusement for a writer who has the style to move from the simplicity and clarity of purpose and meaning of the reader to projections and simulations in different situations. .

The book "Dogs do not eat chocolate" was published in 2013 by the Atlas Publishing and Distribution House, which deals with many issues that occupy Egyptian society in a sarcastic manner by monitoring the paradoxes of life.

From the Ambience of the Book: "Before the book, he buys the chocolate that he likes from On the Run with a large cup of American coffee without milk and sits on the shortest wall overlooking the Nile and enjoying the blend of coffee and chocolate.It is said: All the inventions of humanity combined are not parallel to the genius of the moment that God invented the cocoa trees and coffee, but that humanity can be content with energy and food, and build big houses Hundreds of jellyfish and caffeine can be found in the greaseproof coffee cafe and the pain will be companion incredible cocoa soup dinner Levy cold days and will be green coffee beans appetite when they ripen on fire with bird meat will flood the world as a result of the coffee and the joy of chocolate, and can therefore devote himself to the maximum the mission of him. Origin on the ground .. worship ".

Omar Tahir is an Egyptian writer and journalist born in Sohag on July 23, 1975. A graduate in commerce and administration from Helwan University in 1998, he worked as a journalist and editor of numerous newspapers and works of the cinema in the theater and on television.