Zaki Nusseibeh chronicles his personal journey with art & the importance of storytelling in building identities

Episode 9 March 11, 2020 00:48:54
Zaki Nusseibeh chronicles his personal journey with art & the importance of storytelling in building identities
The Lighthouse Conversations
Zaki Nusseibeh chronicles his personal journey with art & the importance of storytelling in building identities

Mar 11 2020 | 00:48:54

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Show Notes

In our first live conversation at The Lighthouse since launching the podcast, HE Minister of State Zaki Nusseibeh shares personal anecdotes from his childhood in Jerusalem, the early days of the UAE when he worked as a translator for HH Sheikh Zayed and the development of its arts and culture scene. While sharing snapshots from his various life experiences with the arts, Zaki weaves a thread between his passion for the arts, storytelling and their impact on not just our imagination but also our identity. We’d love to hear what you think of the live episode. You can reach us on [by email](mailto:[email protected]), on [Instagram](https://instagram.com/thelighthouse_ae) and find all of our episodes at [Website](https://thelighthouse.ae/podcast).

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