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After a 12-month hiatus, Emirati columnist and commentator, Sultan Al Qassemi has rejoined the Twittersphere, and it’s great news.
The high-profile commentator is known for his eloquent responses to political and international situations, and his insight via Twitter – but he disappeared from the platform in June 2017, only to resurface just recently.
The self-described ‘columnist, art & architecture enthusiast’ has more than 502,000 Twitter followers, and disappeared with no mention in June, 2017.
Ghazi Al Gosaibi’s son @SuhailAlgosaibi & friend who inspired character of Nashat recount the story of the novel An Apartment called Freedom https://t.co/QZHkbOCBqz
— سلطان سعود القاسمي (@SultanAlQassemi) June 11, 2017
A good day to come back to Twitter in. I hope to see this happen elsewhere in our own region soon. I understand that the UAE played a leading role in this reconciliation, something to be commended and hopefully emulated. #Ethiopia ???????? #Eritrea ???????? https://t.co/cKHpRfcShz
— سلطان سعود القاسمي (@SultanAlQassemi) July 9, 2018
Glad to share news that I will be based at @Yale University for the coming months as part of the Greenberg @WorldFellows Program alongside an exceptional group of individuals from around the world. https://t.co/idayyRoUHK ? @IbrahimaANiang @RoukaElpida @Pevelasco @leonidvolkov pic.twitter.com/bSH8OLvMzY
— سلطان سعود القاسمي (@SultanAlQassemi) July 11, 2018
Hear him speak more about the research in the recording of the architecture symposium he devised during his residency with us earlier this year (skip to 09:53): https://t.co/QdwOs3kGnm pic.twitter.com/WmIs3BFrRi
— Delfina Foundation (@delfinafdn) July 10, 2018
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