Nefertiti Cultural Salon Celebrates its first foundation anniversary; the idea of a cultural salon came to the six journalists working in the Egyptian press and media, immersed in culture, antiquities, and heritage, a year ago, according to the “SEE” website
These six distinguished female journalists are Wafaa Abdel Hamid, Moshira Mousa, Camelia Atris, Amani Abdel Hamid, Nevine El-Aref, and Fathia Eldakhakhny.
They wrote about Egypt and its beauty, civilization, and greatness, delivering a vision that expressed the details of Egyptian life and highlighted the Egyptian essence’s strengths.
The acclaimed journalists launched a cultural salon named Nefertiti under the sponsorship of the Ministry of Culture, represented by the Cultural Development Fund.
The salon was established at the luxurious ancient palace, Prince Taz Palace, on May 7, 2023.
The reason for the name, as Atris reveals: “We named it that for an important reason: Queen Nefertiti left Germany by deception, and we have the right to return her to Egypt again.”
The salon has enriched its activities with free dialogue and creative intellect, and it has hosted guests with a high degree of specialized knowledge in every field they examine.
Over the year, the Nefertiti Cultural Salon inspected 12 diverse seminars concerned with issues raised in the cultural arena and enriching Egyptian thought and conscience.
