Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Center Sparks Debate on Artificial Wombs at Cairo Book Fair 2026
The Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Center is hosting a discussion and book signing for Dr. Jamal Sanad Al-Suwaidi’s latest book “The Artificial Womb… A Post-Human Reproduction World” on January 23 at the Cairo International Book Fair 2026. The session will explore the medical, ethical, and social implications of this controversial technology, with participation from leading thinkers and experts.
In one of the most thought-provoking sessions at the Cairo International Book Fair 2026, the Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Center hosts a discussion and signing for a new book that opens the door to questions about the future of humanity and technology.
📍 Date: Friday, January 23, 2026
🕓 Time: 4–5 PM
📌 Location: Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Center Pavilion
📖 “The Artificial Womb” – a title that raises existential questions
The book titled “The Artificial Womb… A Post-Human Reproduction World” by Emirati thinker Dr. Jamal Sanad Al-Suwaidi is a significant addition to both Arab and global libraries, addressing one of the most controversial medical technologies of our time.
📌 The book is divided into five chapters, starting from defining the artificial womb and its historical evolution to discussing its pros and cons, and finally envisioning a post-reproduction world.
🧬 Why this discussion matters
Because the artificial womb is not merely a medical technology, but a turning point in our understanding of humanity and identity.
It promises medical advances such as:
✔️ infertility treatment
✔️ reduced maternal mortality
✔️ fewer premature births
But it also raises ethical and social challenges such as:
⚠️ lineage confusion
⚠️ gender imbalance
⚠️ human trafficking risks
🎤 Who will participate?
The session will include the author Dr. Jamal Sanad Al-Suwaidi, with discussion led by:
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Saeed Al-Tunaiji, Executive Director of the Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Center
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Dr. Osama Abdelraouf, Dean of the Faculty of Artificial Intelligence at Menoufia University
It is a rare opportunity for intellectuals and researchers to engage directly with the author’s ideas.
🔍 What else is the center offering at the fair?
The center’s participation extends beyond this session and includes:
📚 “Kalima” translation project publications
📚 “Al-Basa’ir” research and studies series
📚 various other publications available at the pavilion
🎙️ discussion sessions, workshops, and cultural meetings
🎯 showcasing the center’s initiatives, awards, and programs
🌍 A presence that reflects a deep cultural vision
The center’s presence at the fair supports its mission to enrich Arab cultural life, promote reading and publishing in Arabic, and strengthen ties with cultural institutions across Egypt and the Arab world.
In an era of rapid scientific development, the discussion about artificial wombs becomes more crucial, raising the question:
Are we entering a new era that redefines family and reproduction?
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