Former Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Dr. Nizar Madani was asked by journalist Abdullah Al-Mudaifer regarding diplomats who have reservations in their writings and fail to mention facts such as the West. In response, Madani disagreed and challenged the journalist to prove the truth of his claims in his autobiography. Madani stated that he adheres to the rule of not disclosing everything he knows and that his autobiography is meant to be a reference for his children and future generations. He clarified that his goal was not to document political events but rather to write a personal memoir, although he expressed his willingness to write regarding politics in the future.
Al-Marsad Newspaper: Former Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Dr. Nizar Madani, responded to a question by journalist Abdullah Al-Mudaifer regarding the existence of reservations in the writings of diplomats and not mentioning facts such as the West.
biography
Madani said on the “Al-Liwan” program that he disagrees with what he says and asked him to prove the truth of what he said in his autobiography.
reference for his children
He added: Not everything he knows is said, as it is a rule that must be adhered to, indicating that the goal of his autobiography is to be a reference for his children and those who come following him to benefit from it.
Political events
He explained that he did not write his goal to record and document political events, but rather it was a personal memoir, expressing his willingness to write in this regard later.
In conclusion, Dr. Nizar Madani’s response to the issue of reservations in the writings of diplomats highlights the importance of truth and accuracy in autobiographical works. While he may not have mentioned certain facts or events, his autobiography still serves as a valuable reference for his children and future generations. Madani’s emphasis on the personal nature of his memoir illustrates the need for individuals to record their own experiences and perspectives, even if they diverge from the broader context of political events. As he hints at the possibility of writing more extensively on this subject in the future, we can only hope to gain further insight into his unique perspective on the political landscape of the Middle East.
