Silk Roads

Sami Kleib

In this book, Sami Kleib continues what he began in "The Traveler – How I Saw the World." This time, he starts from within himself, looking at cities with a calm eye and a loving heart. From his upbringing, he carries with him the history of Lebanon, written in fire and ice, as he travels the corners of the earth in search of a more precise understanding of the world's geography, the bonds of humanity, and bridges of love, without preconceived notions. Truth and its pursuit in beauty, this is what the book attempts to present. Thus, we will find many open questions, and even more open answers. As usual, the author meets many people, ordinary folks, but also those in decision-making positions. Former revolutionaries, rulers, and the ruled. Between France, Iraq, Jordan, Algeria, Russia, China, Germany, the Netherlands, Tatarstan, and many other cities scattered on the edge of history, he returns from his travels laden with an abundance of love for a formidable world, but with comprehensive presentations and explanations of transformations wherever they occurred. Sami Kleib is a Lebanese-French journalist, writer, and university professor. He holds a doctorate in media and philosophy of language and discourse analysis from France and Lebanon. He served as editor-in-chief for France International and Monte Carlo French radio stations and presented political and cultural programs on Al Jazeera, Al Mayadeen, LBC, and Al Jadeed channels. He has written for numerous Arab and foreign newspapers, especially the Lebanese "As-Safir." He has many political and literary works. His works published by Dar Nofal include "The Traveler" (2018) and "The Destruction of the Arab World – Documents of the Black Rooms" (2022). Sami Kleib is a Lebanese-French journalist, writer, and university professor. He holds a doctorate in media and philosophy of language and discourse analysis from France and Lebanon. He served as editor-in-chief for France International and Monte Carlo French radio stations and presented political and cultural programs on Al Jazeera, Al Mayadeen, LBC, and Al Jadeed channels. He has written for numerous Arab and foreign newspapers, especially the Lebanese "As-Safir." He has many political and literary works. His works published by Dar Nofal include "The Traveler" (2018) and "The Destruction of the Arab World – Documents of the Black Rooms" (2022). "The book, classified as travel literature, contains a life's journey" Reuters