Algeria's rich cultural heritage took center stage today as the international colloquium on manuscript heritage commenced in Algiers. Presiding over the opening ceremony at the Abdelatif-Rahal International Conference Center, the Minister of Culture and Arts, Ms. Malika Bendouda, officially launched the event, which is held under the high patronage of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune.
Algeria manuscript heritage colloquium
The colloquium, themed "The Paths of Ink in Algeria: Civilization and Heritage," convened high-ranking state officials, government members, representatives of national bodies, alongside esteemed experts and scholars from various countries. The initiative aims to deepen the scientific understanding of Algeria's multifaceted cultural memory, encompassing its scientific, religious, philosophical, artistic, and literary dimensions.
Furthermore, the event seeks to illuminate the historical diligence and creative spirit of Algerian scholars and intellectuals within the broader narrative of human civilization. It also provides a platform to explore and share scientific experiences and efforts related to the indexing, inventorying, and authentication of invaluable manuscripts, underscoring Algeria's commitment to preserving and promoting its historical intellectual wealth.
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