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This title effectively captures both the essence and tone of the original French, framing the performance at the Carthage Festival as a vibrant celebration of global artistic traditions. On August 11, the Carthage International Festival took audiences on a global journey of music, dance, and cultural exchange with the vibrant “Folk Ballets of the World” showcase. Troupes from ten countries lit up the stage in a kaleidoscope of colors, rhythms, and traditions, each proudly presenting a slice of their heritage through dance, live music, and traditional costumes. The evening, attended…

Identity, memory, emotion, the senses, and fleeting impressions all converged on the evening of August 8, 2025, as Karim Thlibi’s Imagine: Your Soul Listening transported the audience of the Carthage International Festival beyond the bounds of time, weaving together multiple contexts and stories. Presented in its latest form as part of the festival’s 59th edition, the work was conducted by maestro Mohamed Bouslama with the Carthage Symphony Orchestra. Rooted in the tradition of psychodrama, it gathered a constellation of distinguished talents, including Palestinian singer Nay Barghouti, alongside Tunisian artists Najoua…

In a landmark move that reaffirms its role as a trailblazer in the Arab world’s cinematic landscape, the Cairo International Film Festival (CIFF) has announced the launch of a groundbreaking new section—CAIRO’S XR—as part of its 46th edition, scheduled for November 12–21, 2025. This marks the first time in the festival’s history that a dedicated platform will spotlight new media and immersive storytelling technologies, placing Cairo at the forefront of a global shift in how stories are told and experienced. CAIRO’S XR aims to reshape the traditional film-viewing experience by…

The Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Knowledge Foundation (MBRF) successfully completed the ‘Children’s Literature Workshop,’ launched by the Dubai International Programme for Writing (DIPW), one of the Foundation’s leading knowledge initiatives. Held over four months in Tunis, the capital of Tunisia, the workshop was led by Dr. Wafa Thabet Mezghani. The workshop witnessed outstanding participation from individuals with a strong interest in children’s literature and its various formats. Throughout the programme, they engaged in interactive, hands-on training sessions focused on brainstorming, feedback, and assessments. Working closely with a team of…

The ancient Roman amphitheatre of Carthage lit up on the night of August 5 as Palestinian artist Saint Levant delivered a powerful and emotionally charged performance at the 59th edition of the Carthage International Festival. With a mix of music, dance, activism, and surprise appearances, the artist—born Marwan Abdelhamid—offered the Tunisian audience more than just a concert: he delivered a message of cultural pride, resistance, and unity. Backed by a dynamic crew of musicians and dancers, Saint Levant took the stage with fan-favorite tracks such as On This Land, Daloona,…