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Nadia From Tunisia

April 7th, 2007Nadia (Tunisia)

Hi everyone! I’m Nadia, a 26 year old engineer from Tunisia.

Esra’a contacted me a few days ago to ask me if I would like to work on a new project I will tell you about later, and as I was already interested by the whole concept and thinking about joining you, here I am!

This is my first post, and I hope that I will have time and inspiration to come back and share some ideas with you from time to time.

I started blogging a year ago, but I write almost everything in French as it is my second language, and I’m glad to try something new here.

About me now! I love reading books, listening to every kind of music, especially hard rock and the great arab classics (I know it’s disturbing to see Metallica and Om Kalthoum in the same playlist, but I really do that sometimes ! :) ). I also love cinema and I try to see as much movies as I can.

I’m very interested in history, interfaith dialogue, and learning about other cultures from everywhere on the globe.

It’s important for me to share every thing that I like, and also to discuss important issues as long as it is done with mutual respect.

Some subjects aren’t easy to discuss on the net, sometimes it’s quite painful to see how people cannot respect others opinions, especially when it has something to do with religion, or political issues in the Middle East, and I had some good and bad experiences on my blog or other blogs because of that.

That’s why I’m happy to be here with you so I can read different things from different people and learn a lot from all of you.

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6 Responses to “Nadia From Tunisia”

  1. #1 Esra'a - April 7th, 2007 at 2:45 pm

    And regarding the new project, Nadia has done a great job so far! Merci. When it’s done she will speak of its launching, so stay tuned.

    Oh, and welcome aboard my friend :D I love hard rock, but only if it’s political and in French (like Noir Desir, they are my favorite.)

  2. #2 Jina (Web Surgeon) - April 7th, 2007 at 4:52 pm

    Welcome, ya ok.

  3. #3 mehdi - April 7th, 2007 at 6:32 pm

    Hello nadia!!! welcome. there are not many from north africa here mostly people from israel and east side of arab world. good to see you here. im looking forward to reading your posts in the future. :)

  4. #4 Liora - April 7th, 2007 at 9:55 pm

    Welcome Nadia! I am also very interested in the North African voice so I look forward to reading your thoughts and learning more about you!

  5. #5 Nadia (Tunisia) - April 8th, 2007 at 5:31 am

    thank you all ! :D

    I’ll do my best

  6. #6 amilkarerepublic - June 6th, 2008 at 9:24 am

    Since the birth of our REPUBLIC,WE TUNISIANS have been always a proud conservatine people,and our values are CONSERVATIVE BELIEFS!!in many ways Socially,economically,and at low degree polically,and thats understable at some point.
    Tunisians dont believe that big government should run our life,dont believe unions should be in first place! dont believe in such kind of programms.Tunisians know liberals are bad product of dead industry!
    For the record:
    Bottom line tunisia has been always a conservative country and it will be for the next generations!
    Generations of self discpline,commitment,and a vision for the republic!Generations of free individual people,whom are going to art the future of our country!

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