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Mafraq, Oct. 19 (Petra) — The second season of the project to
activate performing arts and amateur youth theater began Monday at
the Mafraq Culture Directorate (a regional branch of the Jordanian
Ministry of Culture in Mafraq.
The project is part of a partnership between the Ministry of Culture
and the Arab Theater Institute in the United Arab Emirates.
The directorate said in a statement that the project continues
efforts to support youth creativity, discover promising talents and
hone artistic and theatrical skills.
It said the project affirms theater’s importance as a space for
dialogue, expression and creativity, and as an effective tool for
developing cultural awareness and boosting young people’s presence in
Jordan’s artistic and cultural scene.
//Petra// NQ
