Yahya Al-Ghunaimi addresses young people through digital and traditional content

After the Emirati poet and journalist, Yahya Al-Ghunaimi, presented a successful experience in the field of digital content creation through his program “Clacket”, he is currently heading to publish his first book, which he will present during the next session of the Sharjah International Book Fair, which will be held from 3 to 13 November. . He stressed that the book aims to translate thoughts and feelings that people experience without being able to reveal or express them, in the form of thoughts and images that touch the reader’s feelings.

Al-Ghunaimi explained to Emirates Al-Youm that the book is titled “Yin Yang… The Secret of Power,” and it is issued by Qissasa House, in his first cooperation with it, and deals with the power of life, relationships, and human feelings, and the multiplicity and contradictions they include, such as good and evil. Happiness, unhappiness and more.

He pointed out that he chose to publish the book in conjunction with the Sharjah Book Fair, because the exhibition represents an important occasion in which culture lovers from various Arab countries gather, especially the local audience, which it addresses and targets.

Al-Ghunaimi, who won first place in the “Sheikha Latifa bint Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Creative Award” for writing Nabati poetry at the Gulf level, pointed out that publishing opportunities are available to writers and authors, thanks to the presence of many government institutions that aim to nurture young talents, in addition to… To publishing houses and private entities looking for these talents to develop and nurture them in a way that achieves a common benefit for these entities and for young writers at the same time.

He added: “We have many governmental and private institutions that provide different opportunities for people with talent and new ideas. People with talent must strive to communicate with these entities and prove the sincerity of their talent in order to achieve their ambitions.” He continued: “I believe that correcting the course of publishing on the local scene depends on publishing houses, which must have a certain level and professional standards that they must adhere to in choosing the books they present, and have a work team that must be characterized by the ability to evaluate based on those standards.” ».