Anticipating the future for the leadership and sustainability of state institutions
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Anticipating the future for the leadership and sustainability of state institutions in all their aspects in an easy way through four chapters, which deals with the concept of future orientalism, its emergence, and the reasons and reasons that led to its emergence. It also deals with talking about strategic planning and the difficulties and problems facing governments at all stages. It also deals with talking about the future government of a state. United Arab Emirates and Vision 2021
كبر دماغك ، يخاطب القارئ في التعايش السلمي مع الصدمات وخيبات الأمل ، وعن مصادر السعادة في أبسط الأمور والتى عادة نمتلكها لكن لانحسن تقديرها ، وعن كسب عادات جيدة الكفيلة بتقدير الذات ، ونصائح للتخلص من الأفكار السلبية ، ومقتطات من سير الأنبياء والصفوة لنسير على حذوهم
How could she find boldness, ardor, detachment, and greatness in her? These qualities only appear when a freedom throws itself into an open future, emerging beyond every given thing. We lock a woman in a kitchen or a bedroom, and we are surprised that her horizon is limited. We cut its wings, and we are sorry that it does not know how to fly. Let us open up the future to her, and she will no longer have to stay in the present.
We show the same contradiction when we imprison her within the confines of her ego, or her home, and blame her for her narcissism, her selfishness, and what accompanies them: such as vanity, crankiness, evil...etc. We strip her of all possibility of tangible communication with others, so that in her experience she does not feel the call of solidarity, nor its benefits, since she is completely devoted to her family, and isolated; Thus, we cannot expect it to transcend itself towards the common good. She stubbornly stays in the only field she is familiar with; Where you can exert influence over things, and within it you find fleeting sovereignty.
Zainab and Ahmed are two children who were separated from sharing school seats by Zainab’s move with her family to Ankara, and her boyfriend staying in Istanbul. The letters became their way of maintaining their friendship by exchanging funny stories, daily adventures, and discussing the oddities of the adult world: adults’ confusion in front of their managers, and parents’ desperation to showcase their children’s talents. “The wonderful ones” in front of the guests, and the parents’ insistence that they were all outstanding, obedient, honest, and of course the top of their class.
In this novel written for children, parents, and teachers alike, Aziz Nesin reconstructs events from the perspective through which children see the world, judging the behavior of adults and the double standards they live under. Like his always controversial books, the book - this time - provokes adults by revealing their image in the eyes of their children, thus asking: What happens to children when they grow up?
