Don’t miss Goethe Institute’s onlinediscussion with Psychiatrist Nabil Al-Qout

Reham El-Adawi , Tuesday 5 May 2020

Psychiatrist Nabil Al-Qout
Psychiatrist Nabil Al-Qout

The American University in Cairo

Thurs 7, 2-3.30pm (GMT), 4pm (Cairo), 4pm (Stockholm), 4pm (Paris), 10am (New York): “Global Order Amidst Global Disorder”, a panel discussion, moderated by Ibrahim Awad, Professor of Practice in Global Affairs and Director of Center for Migration and Refugee Studies and features Founding Dean of the AUC’s School of Global Affairs and Public Policy (GAPP),  and Former Egyptian Foreign MinisterNabil Fahmy, Former UN envoy for Libya and International Relations Professor, Emeritus Sciences Po, ParisGhassan Salamé, Chairman, Tällberg Foundation and President, Zemi CommunicationsAlan Stoga, and Chair of the Governing Board, SIPRI; Former Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations and Minister for Foreign Affairs, SwedenJan Eliasson.  

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Please click the link below to join the webinar:
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Webinar ID: 873 2726 6285

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The French Cultural Institute

The Instituteadvisesyou tostay at home to prevent coronavirus and to protect your loved ones.It offers you a variety of entertainment and educational proposals to do in your home alone or with your family.
Through the #of the French Institute, in Egypt, withyou, at home,the institutewill share withnew information through which you can discover several fields, including: museums, audio-visual media, heritage, dance, science, education and language.Be on time with the instituteonits  Facebook pageat 11am and 3pm.You canmake virtual visits to museums, listen to audiobooks, watch parties, continue studying French online and enjoy leisure activities.
After school closures, Culturethèqueis at your service especially for students and subscribers to one of its libraries. In your home, you can view the Culturethèque, a platform that allows you to read and download a large number of sources such as French newspapers, classic and contemporary literary novels, comics, children’s books, and games. You can listen to music and watch concerts and documentaries. You will also find effective and creative ways to study the French language. The Culturethèque platform is open free of charge. The subscription is through your learning card number and the subscription card in one of the libraries of the French Institute in Egypt and used as a user name. Learn French with Culturethèque at: https://vimeo.com/333929979Learn about the platform at Culturethèque: https://vimeo.com/163372950

Best Audio Book of 2020 from the Culturethèque Digital Library

 Join Culturethèqueand choose the best audiobook for 2020 from theCulturethèque Digital Library from March to June2020, you can participate in choosing the best audiobook for 2020, listen to the clips of the participating books and vote for the best.You can listen to a selectionof books entitled "La Plume de Paon" which includes 5 sections: Classic, Contemporary, Youth and Children, Documentary and Police. You can participate by clicking on the "Vote" button for the best book. You can also discover the Culturethèque digital library, which contains an audio library of contemporary and classical writers. Every word has a story told by Alain Rey. Through a20-minute video, you can travel and learn about some of the French language words.

 

 

Goethe Institute

Goethe InstituteCairo offers its courses online. Try it for yourself and make sure that online courses lead to the same success as traditional classes. You can enjoy the institute’s home-learning offers on its official website. On Onleihe, you can find German films, music and books for free. All information is readily available on the Corona page. The Goethe Institutewebsite is at

https://www.goethe.de/ins/eg/ar/sta/kai/kur/onk.html

Coronavirus caused sudden confusion around the world, and its spread was accompanied by major changes in our social life. Schools, universities and places of worship were closed, and calls for social separation increased, and even a full or partial curfew was imposed.The Institute offers these and other points for discussion with experts from Egypt and Germany to address from various angles in weekly meetings stared on 30 April. The discussions are broadcasted directly on the Goethe-Institut Cairo page on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/events/356536378637201/

and an opportunity will be provided for viewers to ask questions and enrich the discussion. The meetings are organised within the framework of the project “Science is a Story”, one of the projects of the Goethe Institute with the support of the German Foreign Ministry.

Wed 13, 3pm:The meeting withDr. Nabil Al-Qat is moderated by Al-Ahram newspaper Scientific Section Director Ashraf Amin. Al-Qat is a psychiatrist at Dar Al Mokattam Hospital for Mental Health. He has more than 30 years of experience in the field of mental health, and has supervised many training programs for people living in crisis conditions.

 

 

The Italian Cultural Institute

The Institute in Cairooffers daily multimedia content in several categories representative of the best of the Italian cultural industries, including literature, language, art, cinema, and archeology. To stay updated follow these digital contents and connect to the institute’s official Facebook page: Italian Cultural Institute and Archaeological Center.

As for the teaching of the Italian language, the Institute concludes the first course of the Italian language courses that were fully organized online after receiving many requests by students who want to start studying the Italian language to benefit from the period of quarantine. It continued to provide its students at home with courses covering all levels of the language taught.It will also offer short conversation courses for students wishing to hold this course during Ramadan, to give everyone the opportunity to stay in touch with the Italian language and culture. In addition, the institute launches in Ramadan a second series of videos dedicated to students of the Italian language entitled: “Speak as you Eat”, which was edited by the institute’s professors of the Italian language courses, which search and even display various expressions of the vernacular Italian language, which is often similar to the Egyptian one. Through its social media @iiccairofficial channels, the Institute launched a new series of videos titled: “Notes and Ideas on the Italian Language and Culture” presented by the Director of the Italian Cultural Institute Davide Scalmani who, through video clips, provides various aspects of Italian culture very relevant to the current affairs and topics. The instituteinvites you to follow the hashtags # We Are Italy and#Stay Tuned on IIC CAIRO.In addition, it presents on the other social channels: Instagram and Twitter: STAY TUNED ON IIC CAIRO.

 

 

ALEXANDRIA

 

Bibliotheca Alexandrina

The BA called its frequenters to follow up the books that it publishes electronically to provide knowledge on a large scale. The number of books reached about two hundred thousand books on the website of the library of Digital Assets “Dar” for the benefit of researchers and those interested in culture. BA Digital Assets DAR is at http://dar.bibalex.org/webpages/dar.jsf

 

BA website is at www.bibalex.org

 

And its Facebook account is www.facebook.com/bibalexOfficial

 

Its YouTube channel is at www.youtube.com/user/BAchannel

 

*A version of this article appears in print in the  7 May, 2020 edition of Al-Ahram Weekly 

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