A novel about employee Othman Bayoumi and his ambition to reach the position of general manager. He learns and strives to develop his culture and strengthen his relationships, but time slips away and he is surprised by something he never expected. The novel was adapted into a television series in 1999.
Dear Sir
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The novel tells the story of the main character’s struggle with himself and his social environment, exploring issues of morality and principles in Egyptian society.
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