He explained that the Ministry of Culture has worked to translate this vision into a participatory national cultural program titled "Hiwar" (Dialogue), which tours the Kingdom's governorates to enrich cultural content with the Jordanian narrative that brings together the story of the land and the people.
He pointed out that holding the conference at the National Library reflects the importance of this cultural edifice, which represents the memory of the nation and a cradle for the achievements of creators, through the historical documents, manuscripts, photos, films, and records it houses that document Jordan's journey and events over time.
Al-Rawashdeh indicated that the ministry has worked over the past period to launch cultural initiatives linked to national identity and the enhancement of awareness of place and people, by documenting the stories of Jordanians in the voices of their owners, which contributes to preserving the Jordanian narrative and passing it on to future generations.
He drew attention to the "Stories from Jordan" initiative, which aims to involve citizens in presenting stories about Jordan and its regions, and documenting national memory in a way that strengthens belonging and pride in the Kingdom's history.
In concluding his speech, Al-Rawashdeh blessed the holding of the conference, valuing the efforts of those in charge of it and the participants, and emphasizing the importance of the topics it discusses in shedding light on the relationship between Jordan, culture, and society.
