The Institute Frances of Casablanca (IFC) has prepared for the second half of February a series of literary meetings. <i>Le Matin</i> reports that this series will start on Wednesday, when the institute's library will hold an encounter with Faiza Guene on his book "Kiffe Kiffe Tomorrow", which was a best-seller in France.
And on Friday it will hold an encounter with the French psychoanalyst Philipe Grimbert, who will present his last novel "Lonely Child, for a long time I had a brother". On following week, i.e. on February 22, the institute will hold an encounter with Pierre Vermeren, a history professor, who will talk about his last article "Maghreb, The Impossible Democracy", in which he tries to explore Maghrebian identity and the ways in which it will be possible to link between the two dialectic processes of democratization of societies., on the one hand and the return of religion on the other hand.
