<br />Muhammad Kheder Al-Ghamdi, a Saudi poet, was born in 1976, in Abha, southern Saudi Arabia. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Arabic language and has published several poetry collections and one novel. He also participated in a wide range of cultural festivals, such as the Bahrain Cultural Resource Forum, The Young Poets Festival in Yemen, the First Prose Poem Forum in Cairo, the first Madad Forum in Damascus, and the Arabic Prose Poem Forum in Cairo, among others. He has been the editor of the Cultural Supplement in the UAE newspaper Al-Ittihad since 2009 and he is a founder of the Madad Cultural Forum 2005.
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