"Boys' Novels and Science Fiction".. A Bridge Between Technology and Humanity in Youth Literature

Zomor pointed out that her themes are inspired by her experience in laboratories, emphasizing that: "Passion is more important than scientific background", and called for an annual award for science fiction novels to motivate writers and publishers.

Bathina Al-Balkhi stressed the need to "humanize the experience and avoid preaching when addressing the youth, as the writer is as capable as the mother in understanding his world", and Al-Balkhi called for starting from curiosity about artificial intelligence to direct it towards questioning the impact of technology on identity, noting that: "Science poses the question (What if?) while literature answers (What happened next?), making science fiction a bridge between the future and memory"

Lebanese writer Sonya Boumad stated that: "Science fiction is a preview of the future and a refuge for the youth from indoctrination", citing her novel (I, the Other) -2017- which dealt with cloning early, emphasizing "100% commitment to existing scientific facts while allowing imagination in technologies that have not yet been innovated, and the reason for the weakness of Arab production is that we are consumers of technology, not innovators", and called for: interactive writing workshops and support for publishing in this field"

For her part, the writer Maymouna Al-Shishani, who moderated the seminar, said that science fiction is not just machines and technologies, but it is a question about man and his truth when he reaches the future