Jordan Land and People Seminar Conclusion
The Jordan Ministry of Culture has completed the "Jordanian Narrative Dialogues" program, which aimed to document and highlight Jordan's civilizational and human heritage. This was achieved through organizing a dialogue seminar titled "Jordan: The Land and the People... Amman, the Pride, and Its Role in Building the Jordanian Narrative." Culture Minister Mustafa Rawashdeh emphasized that Amman symbolizes authenticity and deep history, and that the narrative project reflects Jordan's cultural and human significance. It includes documenting historical events, cultural and social transformations, with the goal of strengthening national identity and involving society in shaping its narrative to suit the modern era. The program focused on showcasing Amman's role in ancient civilizations, its welcoming of migrants, contributions from tribes, and economic events, while stressing the importance of documenting national values such as generosity and hospitality. Participants discussed the impact of policies since King Abdullah II’s era, particularly the empowerment of women and youth, the connection between the narrative and the land's historical civilization, and the use of modern methods to document heritage. They clarified that the Jordanian narrative represents a comprehensive vision for the country's future, reflecting its rich history and cultural uniqueness. Emphasis was placed on the importance of preserving and solidifying national identity across generations.
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