Not only that, but Egyptian French-speakers usually have a problem finding books or magazines to read. Eman Adel, a francophone who suffered from Egyptian French-Speakers Syndrome decided to create the first Egyptian French-language magazine for children ever. “I got really tired of not finding anything to read as a French speaker. While the magazine creates a niche for francophone children, Eman has a bigger goal in mind; “We want to encourage children in general to read. In the world of technology and Ipads, they don’t get such a privilege.”However, Eman stresses that parents need to encourage their children to read.

Source: Egypt Independent December 03, 2017 15:11 UTC