Wafeya Khairy

An Egyptian writer, born on April 4, 1931, in the Heliopolis neighborhood in Cairo. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in the English Language Department and a diploma in translation from Cairo University. In addition to her literary and artistic production, she worked at the Ministry of Economy and then at the Capital Market Authority from the time of her graduation until the end of her term of service. She obtained a diploma in investment negotiations from Georgetown University in 1977. She received the Arab League Award for her participation in writing the screenplay for the film Cairo 30, her most famous work. Cinematic She has collections of short stories: (More than one thing - A Woman Inside Me - Where Has Love Gone - Warm Emotions - Your Problem Has a Solution? Analysis of Letters) - The Novel: (Life in Danger - A Woman Among Men) 3 - Television series and plays: (The Big Woman, “An Evening” - In the Crowd - Young Wives - Giving Without Limits - The Last Return, A Story of Hope - Love and Choice - Shadows of the Past - She in His Eyes, He in Her Eyes - An ideal mother - a man and a woman after the fall - from one state to another) - Scenario: (Case 68 and fell into the sea of honey - the madness of youth) The League of Arab States Award for the Cairo scenario, 30 bronze medals from the Supreme Council of Culture for the best stories in the October War. Cultural activity: Cinema Professions Syndicate / Women Writers Association / Writers and Critics Association