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Al-Qulali Café… A cultural hub that brings together writers and intellectuals in Fayoum

Karim SelimBy Karim SelimSeptember 24, 2025No Comments1 Min Read0 Views
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Al Qulali Cafe in Fayoum. Photo BY Karim Selim
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Al-Qulali Café, located a few steps away from the Fayoum Cultural Palace, which has been closed for nearly five years for renovation, has become a haven for the province’s intellectuals and writers. Faced with this reality, the Cultural Palaces Authority has been forced to organize some cultural activities at the café, such as Ramadan nights and numerous seminars.

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