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Conclusion of the Dialogues Program Emerging from the Jordanian Narrative Next Saturday

Conclusion of the Dialogues Program Emerging from the Jordanian Narrative Next Saturday

The Ministry of Culture is holding a closing ceremony for the Dialogues Program, which emerged from the Jordanian Narrative Documentation Project, and includes a symposium titled "Amman Al-Ezz and Its Role in Building the Jordanian Narrative" at six in the evening next Saturday at the Royal Cultural Center, under the patronage of the Minister of Culture, Mustafa Al-Rawashdeh.

The Ministry said in a statement on Thursday that the Dialogues Program, which started in Tafila Governorate and covered the rest of the governorates, emerged from the Jordanian Narrative Documentation Project, which came in response to the vision of His Highness Prince Hussein bin Abdullah II, Crown Prince, with the aim of documenting the Jordanian cultural heritage that extends through the ages.

It added that the program dealt with the idea of the Jordanian narrative, its objectives, outputs, and historical extensions of Jordan, and the role of each governorate in building the Jordanian narrative, and the customs, traditions, and customs in each governorate.

The symposium "Amman Al-Ezz and Its Role in Building the Jordanian Narrative" scheduled within the program of the ceremony will be addressed by the Minister of Culture, Mustafa Al-Rawashdeh.

The symposium will include two sessions. The first session will be addressed by the former minister, Dr. Ahmed Owaidi Al-Abadi, the academic Dr. Omar Al-Ghoul, and the notable Abdul-Karim Al-Huwaiyan, and it will be moderated by the media Dr. Ahmed Al-Karki.

The second session will be addressed by the former minister Khair Abu Sulayk, the retired major general Ghazi Al-Taib, the former eye businessman Michel Nizal, and the media and academic Dr. Salim Sharif, and it will be moderated by the journalist Ibrahim Al-Suwair.

The program will also include an exhibition of photographs, the screening of two films, the first dealing with the dialogues program, and the second about the capital Amman, a poetic segment by the poet Ali Al-Faouri, a musical performance, and an aerial display by drones at eight-thirty in the evening to mark the conclusion of the program.

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