Oum Nasser Mamine is a Mauritanian writer, poet, and researcher with a degree in Sociology. Her work explores themes of freedom, marginality, and identity, with a particular focus on women’s experiences within nomadic and traditional societies.
Her essays and literary works have been published in various Arabic platforms, including Arabi Post and Akhbar Al Adab. She has also worked as a cultural content writer and book reviewer.
She is the author of two literary books, “Those Passing Between Fleeting Words” and “What We Hide in Our Empty Cigarette Boxes”, and has contributed to several collective publications.
She received multiple awards in literature and reading, notably winning at the national level of the Arab Reading Challenge. She has also served as a jury member in the National Amateur Theatre Festival.
In addition to her writing, she is actively engaged in cultural initiatives that promote literary expression.
