Diplomatic Tales - Najda Fathi Safwa

Italian Ambassador Pietro Corani describes diplomacy as a first-class chair in the theater of life. It is a true description when the diplomat is a spectator, watching events as they unfold, and witnessing history being made. But in the life of a diplomat, there are cases in which he is the hero of the novel, or the subject of the story, so he finds himself this time, not in the comfortable first-class chair, but in the heart of the stage, with the lights shining on him, and the eyes fixed on him. This book contains a group of stories represented On the stage of life, and its people were diplomats, destined for them to come out from the ranks of the spectators, to that stage, to ascend its stage, and to play the roles that it chose for them:

“...they are all true stories, with no imaginary additions or manipulation of facts. They fell to diplomats, whom I named by their names, and formulated them in a manner in which I did not allow the rules of fictional writing to alter any of their facts, nor did historical facts and dry events distort their fictional form. .."..".