The participants reviewed the development of Jordanian arts in their various forms, including theater, acting, singing, and drama, and their role in expressing national identity, documenting social transformations, and highlighting aspects of Jordanian life across generations.
In a related context, the meeting discussed the challenges of keeping national culture in pace with rapid technological transformations, especially in the fields of digital culture, artificial intelligence, and information technology, and the importance of employing these tools in developing cultural production, expanding opportunities for creativity and innovation, and enhancing the reach of Jordanian cultural content to audiences locally, regionally, and internationally.
The participants also addressed the seven Royal Discussion Papers, and the importance of deepening awareness of their contents and linking their ideas to practical programs and initiatives in the political, economic, social, and administrative fields, in a way that enhances participation and national responsibility.
The participants emphasized the importance of strengthening cooperation between government institutions, cultural bodies, parties, and relevant authorities, and integrating efforts in developing the Jordanian cultural scene, which contributes to supporting cultural development and consolidating the role of culture in public life.
At the conclusion of the meeting, the Director of Balqa Culture, Dr. Mona Saud, and the President of the Salt Gate Forum for Dialogue, Culture, and Arts honored the lecturers in appreciation of their participation and contributions to enriching the cultural and intellectual dialogue.
