Which country in MENA is strongly cultured?

“Which country in the Middle East is cultured and full of knowledge?”, an Instagram Vlogger asked this question to some random people in a Gulf nation. 

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Instantly with no time for a breath of thought, the answer was EGYPT by all the interviewees. 

The Vlogger tagged in with WhY? 

“EGYPT has the most of the well-known authors, journalists, scenarists, and all the culture products are on the top of the lists in many neighboring countries,” this common answer was hit on by all the respondents. 

Despite the low ranking of the country’s educational system where it is at the bottom of the list nearing 130 and all the Gulf countries are crawling to the top ten ranks in the list, still, many Gulf people regard Egyptians as gold mines to take them in to prosper their economy, science, medicines, education and make their land the strongest market hub in the region. For that, their currencies have beset the dollar value to tiptoe down against them. 

Not to mention, their stock market is always blooming with so little of a fallback most of the time. They never fail to go back on track if they suffocate. Encouraging new innovations while implementing them to take over the market is their slogan for evolution. That’s why managers are keen to capture the talented ones all over the world, Egypt in particular, to drive the wheel to further developments. 

On the other side, the most cultured mind that gives birth to all these polished artists cannot have the privilege to up boost its skeletal cores using these skillful ones like the other fishers. In contrast to adequate salary and bonuses, working for the sake of the nation’s elevation rather than obtaining a good sum for one’s hard work has doomed the spirit of contribution. 

Pertinence will be for those appreciators rather than the homeland. 

The surface is full of copy-pasters, walking images, and brand names rather than real talents. Having the power to call out for rights won’t be accepted because the personal brand image isn’t pumping enough to deceive others’ minds rather than actual work and portfolio. Even LinkedIn is pointing it out. 

Hope for this image to change should be quashing on to reach out for hard-working ones instead of forcing them to run to other countries and bring these foreigners lots of fortune!