Paris, France — A splendid celebration of literature and cultural diversity took place yesterday at the Town Hall of the 13th arrondissement, where the Franco-Amazigh Book Fair gathered writers, poets, and artists from various horizons. The event, organized by the Réseau Culturel Franco-Berbere, shone with warmth, inclusivity, and a genuine spirit of artistic exchange.
Renowned poetess Arwa Ben Dhia extended her heartfelt congratulations to the Réseau Culturel Franco-Berbere for the event’s excellent organization and for the gracious hospitality shown to participating poets. The fair provided a vibrant space for cultural dialogue and literary discovery, highlighting the richness of Franco-Amazigh creative expression.
Among the notable presences was Amar Benhamouche and Arwa Ben Dhia, representing Association Apulivre, who showcased and sold their two latest anthologies:
“Les poètes ne meurent pas en exil” (Poets Do Not Die in Exile), published by Éditions Constellations
“Nos muses les murs” (Our Muses, the
Walls), by Mindset éditions, in collaboration with Oyapock Revue Littéraire, and prefaced by Alexandra Cretté
The fair’s success was marked by joyous encounters, poetic readings, and the shared conviction that literature continues to bridge cultures and generations.
A day of great joy, artistic communion, and hope for the future of multilingual creativity
