Heritage Conference Concludes its Third Session in Sharjah
The Heritage Conference in Sharjah concluded its fifth edition after four days of scientific discussions, during which it recommended developing digital platforms and expanding field documentation programs to harness artificial intelligence techniques in collecting and analyzing intangible cultural heritage. The participants emphasized that oral traditions represent a living memory reflecting community identities, and that preserving them requires the use of digital media while maintaining their authenticity. The conference also saw the signing of 35 new publications to enhance research and safeguard intangible cultural heritage.
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