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Nahla Imam: Support for preserving crafts
The activities of the "Intangible Cultural Heritage Forward" conference have begun, with the participation of 160 researchers. The conference aims to promote and protect intangible cultural heritage, with a focus on training in the art of Aragoz, which combines puppet-making, voice acting, and performance. Egypt has also hosted various events, including tours by the "Wamda" troupe across different governorates, as well as performances about Yemen's "Dragon's Blood" trees, which are facing threats due to climate change. Additionally, caravans and activities for children were launched in celebration of October War Victory, as part of efforts to preserve cultural heritage and national triumphs.
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