In this regard, the Arab League Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organization (ALESCO) organized a second meeting on the updated Comprehensive Plan for Arab Culture in partnership with the Ministry of Cultural Affairs of the Republic of Tunisia on 22 and 23 May. The organization’s headquarters in Tunis, where experts and participants from Arab countries discussed mechanisms for the implementation of the updated Comprehensive Plan for Arab Culture and the development of an executive action program, which would provide the participating Arab countries with the plan’s outputs, programs, Guarantees profits from activities. and proposed projects.
Dr. Nahla Imam indicated that the Arab Republic of Egypt assumed the presidency of the second session, and that the United Arab Emirates came as the session’s correspondent, as discussions covered two axes: the digital revolution, the development of cultural and creative industries, and diversifying the axis of funding cultural work and its sources. Dr. Shafiq Balghith from Tunisia and Morocco. At the end of the session, there was an interactive dialogue between the attendees on the two axes.
Dr. Iman Negham, Head of the Foreign Cultural Relations Sector, affirmed that Egypt’s presidency of the second session of the meeting, along with its Arab counterparts, reflects the major role it intends to play in the field of developing culture in the world. has a desire local and regional level. He said that the Director General of the Arab Organization for Education, Culture and Science “Elesco” Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ould Amr and Dr. Hayat Katat Al-Qormazi, Tunisian Minister of Cultural Affairs, delivered their speeches. opening session.
It is noteworthy that the meeting was included in its third session, which was chaired by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and was a synergy of the Republic of Mauritania session, as it included talk about partnership mechanisms, programmes, projects and updates. plan of arab culture
It is worth noting that the meeting saw the participation of the League of Arab States and the Arab League Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organization “Elesco”, in addition to several Arab countries, including: Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, Yemen, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, Libya, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. United Arab Emirates, Palestine, Sultanate of Oman, Kuwait, Iraq, Lebanon, Mauritania and Egypt.
