Today’s session, animated by Prof. Hannou Said, titled “Tissemsilt célèbre Cervantes : le destin algérien de l’auteur de Don Quichotte de la Mancha”, offered a rich and engaging reflection on Cervantes’ legacy through a local and intercultural lens.
The workshop was both insightful and highly communicative, bringing together professors, students, and guests in a shared creative space. It concluded with a writing activity where participants reimagined Don Quixote in a modern context, expressing themselves through letters and Instagram-style posts.
We were honored by the presence of Mr. Logab Djilali, Vice Rector, whose participation added a warm and lighthearted touch, as well as Mr. Houcine Boudouissa, our esteemed poet, alongside many engaged students and teachers.
A beautiful moment of dialogue between literature, imagination, and today’s world. 
