A poetry evening forum as part of a series of events commemorating the seventieth anniversary of the July 23 Revolution and coinciding with the fourth anniversary of founding Nasser Youth Movement

Yesterday, Friday, July 22, Nasser Youth Movement in the Arab countries organized a poetry evening forum, which coincided with the celebrations of the free peoples, the seventieth anniversary of the July 23 Revolution and the fourth anniversary of the founding of Nasser Youth Movement, in the presence of a group of youth leaders from the Arab world and North Africa; from Iraq, Yemen, Lebanon, Palestine, Tunisia, Libya, Jordan and Egypt, among them: Hassan Ghazali, founder and general coordinator of Nasser asser Youth Movement, along with the two guests of the meeting, poet Omar Al-Nahmi, poet Fakhr Al-Azab, and Professor Muhammad Al-Hakimi, as moderator of the session.

At the beginning of the conversation, Omar Al-Nahmi elaborated on his poem entitled “I am the National” which states,

"I am the nationalist,

disciple of the leader Jamal

The beauty of the struggle is a boy

And Gamal taught me that the strongest.

Do not raise the sound of anger

To be stronger..to remove my stolen right from my rapist

I am stronger... because glory does not send its flags to the terrified

And that Gamal taught me.. to get up and not get down on my knees

And that Gamal taught me.. that the turbans of the ignorant are not capable of weeping justice.”

In a related context, the great poet Fakhr Al-Azab addressed the parties of the conversation, in advance of his intention to "Our Mother in Arabism", which the poet wrote in sympathy to Egypt during the violent events that took place in 2013, saying:

"I do not console her.. and do not wipe the tears from her cheek

If you cried for a moment.. or broke like an adult.

I am not so welcomed.. I am her firstborn child

But she is a security in Arabism.. and sacrifices.. and the mother of existence

This is Egypt" .

For his part, Hassan Ghazaly, founder of Nasser Youth Movement, expressed his happiness with the participation of youth leaders from all Arab countries in reviving this memory, which enjoys a great place among free peoples, and which coincides with the fourth anniversary of the founding of the Nasser Youth Movement, stressing that it is an independent international youth movement, which was launched in support of the principles of unity and human solidarity, and a revival of the principles of non-alignment, in order to consolidate the dissemination of the values ​​of justice and peace on earth.

Ghazaly concluded by pointing out that Nasser Youth Movement, which was launched on July 23, 2019, with branches in about 65 countries around the world from the continents of Asia, Africa and Latin America, as a development model, stressing that it aims to be an inclusive platform for the most influential youth around the world,  And networking them with experts and decision-makers locally, regionally and internationally, in order to activate the initiatives launched by the United Nations, the Non-Aligned Movement, the Afro-Asian Peoples’ Solidarity Organization and the African Union, especially in items related to youth, women, climate, education, peace and security, governance and entrepreneurship.