Dr. Sarah Al-Suheil appointed as Head of the Children's Literature Committee for the "Irbid Reads" initiative
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The administrative board of the "Irbid Reads" initiative has decided to appoint the writer Dr. Sarah Al-Suheil as Head of the Children's Literature Committee within the initiative, as part of its strategic plans aimed at strengthening the presence of this vital cultural path and elevating the quality of literary and knowledge-based content directed at the younger generations.
The head of the "Irbid Reads" initiative, Mr. Mahmoud Alawneh, emphasized that the selection of Dr. Al-Suheil constitutes a qualitative and pivotal addition to the initiative, given her deep cumulative experience and pioneering creative vision in the world of childhood. Alawneh pointed out that through this committee, the initiative seeks to activate programs and activities that develop the child's intellect, instill a love for reading and knowledge, and build a conscious and educated generation.
For his part, the General Coordinator of the initiative, Mr. Radwan Al-Nuasan, confirmed that assigning Al-Suheil represents a strong boost to the initiative's efforts to expand its qualitative programs, noting that the presence of an Arab figure of this stature will contribute to opening new horizons for cooperation and cultural partnerships that serve children's literature and support young creators in Irbid Governorate and the Kingdom in general.
Dr. Sarah Al-Suheil, dubbed the "Cinderella of Children's Literature," is considered one of the most prominent Arab literary and intellectual figures in this field. Her creative output is rich with nearly one hundred specialized publications and works, ranging from stories and novels aimed at children, in addition to her extensive record of research and applied studies concerned with child psychology and literature, and her active participation in local and Arab cultural conferences and seminars.
It is noteworthy that the "Irbid Reads" initiative continues to launch and develop a package of cultural programs and projects targeting various social groups, with a focus on activating the role of specialized bodies to ensure the provision of distinguished cultural content that keeps pace with national aspirations in building a knowledge society.
