The book is seen as an in-depth account of the tales and facts of many countries.It documented his actual journey around the world in the early 1960s. He also wrote 15 comedies and other 12 television drama serials.Ĭhief among Mansour's writings is the book "Around the World in 200 Days". He also translated some 200 German, French and English short stories and 24 plays into Arabic. Mansour published about 177 books in different fields. In 1976, Mansour was named editor-in-chief of "Akher Saa" and "October" magazines.
There, he translated some short stories and poems from German into Arabic. He joined "Al-Ahram" daily where he worked as translator. Three years later, in 1950, he moved to "Rose El-Youssef" magazine for some time. His journalistic career began in 1947 when he joined "Al-Asas" newspaper staff. He worked as a philosophy professor for 17 years. Mansour masters Arabic, English, French, Italian, Greek and Hebrew. In 1947, he obtained his BA in philosophy. He was born on Augin the central Delta city of AL-Mansoura. He is considered an encyclopedic and prolific writer. Salwa Lubani for her contribution to this pageĪnis Mansour stands out as a bright star in Egypt's history of philosophy, literature, science and politics.
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