How Lebanese grandmothers are baking the future @TheNationalUAEchannel
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Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Nadine Touma, co-founder of Lebanese publishing house Dar Onboz, speaks to The National's Mutaz Salloum about her latest initiative, My Grandmother's Weapon of Mass Construction, inspired by the remarkable women who shaped her childhood.

Touma discusses how the project preserves the stories, traditions and resilience of Lebanese grandmothers, while reflecting on the power of storytelling, Lebanon's cultural diversity, and the importance of challenging Western stereotypes of the Arab world. 

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