DK, without a doubt most of the people who comment won't have read all 4 pages.
Fatimah glad you liked it! I was personally fascinated to find out that these types of protests have been going on in this region since the beginning of the last century. I also like how he pointed out that in spite of the protests, all of these books and movies are still in circulation. :)
I'm always impressed with how the Gulf countries are really trying to push education and develop "knowledge economies" as they say, yet, they try to avoid looking at their history and search for reasons why they were never able to develop these economies on their own before. It sometimes strikes me that they are shooting themselves int the foot.
DK, without a doubt most of the people who comment won't have read all 4 pages.
Fatimah glad you liked it! I was personally fascinated to find out that these types of protests have been going on in this region since the beginning of the last century. I also like how he pointed out that in spite of the protests, all of these books and movies are still in circulation. :)
I'm always impressed with how the Gulf countries are really trying to push education and develop "knowledge economies" as they say, yet, they try to avoid looking at their history and search for reasons why they were never able to develop these economies on their own before. It sometimes strikes me that they are shooting themselves int the foot.