A literary evening reviews the path of Al -Bajouki

The Moroccan initiative organized “recognition and honor”, in partnership with the “Global Alliance for Moroccans Abroad” and the “TV Dialogue” channel, a distinguished literary evening in the Belgian capital, Brussels, which was devoted to celebrating the Moroccan writer and novelist Abdel Hamid Al -Busouki, one of the prominent voices in the literature of exile and immigration. The meeting was performed by the Moroccan critic and writer residing in Belgium, Allal Bourakia, who led the discussion in a sober style that opened the horizons of meditation in the experience of the multi -dimensional Bajuki.

In a space that combines intimacy and intellectual, this meeting, which is considered one of the rare cultural moments that enables the public to interact directly with a writer from Tina Al -Bajouki, known for his writings that beats human anxiety, and the major questions of identity, exile and belonging. The evening was attended by a number of actors, intellectuals and those interested in the Maghreb cultural affairs in Europe, which gave the meeting deep human and intellectual dimensions.

The meeting, which was described by a number of those present as “lavish”, constituted an occasion to dive into the creative path of Abdul Hamid Al -Bajouki, who combined literature and thought, between political commitment and collective action, and left his mark in multiple fields during his long career. The writer stopped at his most prominent narrative stations, especially his last work, “Husis Al -Ghouraba”, which formed a major axis in the discussion, in which the topics of exile, nostalgia and identity rupture were interrupted, in a language that carved the meaning of the margin and listens to the silence of expatriates.

Also, the evening was not without rich interventions of a number of intellectuals, in which they expressed their deep appreciation for the experience of Al -Bajouki, whether through references to the strength of his presence as an unpopular writer, and he crossed personal testimonies about the impact of his work in establishing a Maghreb narrative memory in the Diaspora. The dialogue also touched on the dimensions of his political struggle as a former left -wing fighter, who remained faithful to the values ​​of social change and justice, without breaking the concern of defending the issues of the Moroccan and Arab community in Europe.

In another aspect of the meeting, the writer illuminated aspects of his career in collective work, especially in accompanying immigration issues, strengthening the culture of dialogue between the north and south, and building bridges between the two banks outside the dualism of belonging and alienation.

The date was more than a literary evening; It was a sophisticated human moment in which the dialogue was manifested as a life act, as if Abdul Hamid Al -Bajouki, in his calm and deep presence, was written again with the pulse of hearts that were listening and witnessing through the mirror of his letters that took the pain of alienation and the imprisonment of belonging.