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Ashraf Dali (Ashraf Aboul-Yazid) is an Egyptian poet, novelist and journalist. He was born in Banha (also spelt Benha), Egypt on March 13, 1963. He is the Secretary General of the Congress African Journalists (CAJ). Ashraf Dali won the Manhae Prize in Literature 2014. Since 1989, when his first book of poetry was published, Ashraf Aboul-Yazid (Ashraf Dali) has been keen to introduce himself as a man of words. He won the Arab Journalism Award in Culture, in 2015, given by Dubai Press Club, UAE, for his work published in Al-Arabi magazine, The Art of Miniature in Literature, History and Myth.
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Some of his literary works are translated into Spanish, Korean, German, Sindhi, Urdu, Serbian, Azerbaijani, Russian, Turkish, English and Persian. Selected poems were also translated into Hindi, and Italian. He has published his travels to more than 37 countries in Al-Arabi magazine, and other cultural periodicals.
Dali has participated in cultural international conferences[ which? ] held in Egypt, Spain, Columbia, Venezuela, Italy, Germany, Russia, Costa Rica, Syria, Yemen, UAE, Kuwait, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Oman and the Republic of Korea.
He introduced many figures of literature from 50 countries including South Korea, Russia and India to Arab viewrs in his TV program ([The Other]). He authored and translated 45 books, including three volumes of Korean poetry; 'One Thousand & One Lives, An Anthology of Selected Poems' by the Korean Poet Ko Un), 'Qeddison Youhalleqo Baaidan (The Far-off Saint), Translated Poems' by the Korean Poet Cho Oh-hyun and Love Letters by Manhae. Since March 2009, he has been writing weekly adventures to introduce the Silk Road cities and civilizations to Arab children.
