Celebrating World Theatre Day: A Journey Through “Serenata” and “Aachiyt Chta”
World Theatre Day is more than just a celebration on March 27, 2025, for those of us who live and breathe the stage—it’s a reminder
Author: Mohamed Ali Ben Ammar
Mohamed Ali Ben Ammar is excited to attend HumanX 2025 AI conference
I’m as Mohamed Ali Ben Ammar thrilled to announce that I will be attending HumanX 2025 as a media attendee from Tunisia. This is shaping
Marathon COMAR 2024: A Journey Back to Competitive Running
After a significant hiatus from competitive sports, I made an inspiring return to the marathon scene at the 37th Marathon Comar. This event, held in
My Rome Med Dialogues 2024 story: “Media Missed But Not Forgotten”
It was my great honor to have the chance to attend the Rome Med Dialogues 2024, between November 25 and 27 at the Rome Cavalieri
Web Summit 2024 was my first in-person attendance at Lisbon’s capital of technology
As a MABAPOST journalist and Media attendee from Tunisia, attending Web Summit 2024 with my first trip to Portugal between November 11 and 14, 2024,
English for Journalism awarded by MOOC and the US Department of State
Gained my new badge about the English for Journalism
Paris 2024: Young Tunisian athletes preparing their road to the Olympic and Paralympic Games
Paris 2024 – Excerpts from the preparations of Tunisian athletes who will participate in the Olympic and Paralympic Games in various disciplines.
Paris 2024: Habiba Ghribi, member of the Tunisian National Olympic Committee (CNOT)
Paris 2024 : Tunisian Olympic athlete and champion Habiba Ghribi gave her speech on March 7th, regarding to the Olympic and Paralympic Games. That will
Open Government Partnership 2019 to Ottawa, in memory…
I first remember the year 2019, when I got officially invited to the Open Government Partnership (OGP) 2019 summit. The golden opportunity was to participate
Tunisian Parliamentary Elections 2022-23: Voters abstaining from voting, why?
Tunisian Parliamentary Elections – Today, Sunday, January 29, 2023, the stage of the second round of elections in Tunisia ended with a low rate of