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Within the activities of the Scientific Days of the Faculty of Arts and Educational Sciences, Middle East University hosted a specialized lecture titled: "The Jordanian Narrative – Jordan: The Land and the People," in the presence of the representative of the Minister of Culture, the Secretary-General of the Ministry of Culture, Professor Dr. Nidal Al-Ayasrah. The lecture addressed the cognitive and cultural dimension of the national narrative documentation project, as it is one of the strategic pillars for preserving national memory and consolidating the Jordanian identity in the collective consciousness.
The lecture highlighted the importance of building a documented national narrative based on historical facts and the civilization extension of the Jordanian state, in line with the high royal directives and the vision of His Royal Highness Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II aimed at enhancing national awareness among generations, and formulating a cognitive discourse that reflects the uniqueness of the Jordanian experience and its historical, political, and human development.
The session also reviewed the institutional efforts exerted to implement the project, and the integrative role played by official and private institutions in documenting the national story, alongside emphasizing the pivotal responsibility of educational institutions in consolidating the concepts of national belonging and historical awareness.