The village of Ruzka Al-Dair, affiliated with the Quseya center in Asyut Governorate, recently hosted a two-day cultural and artistic event titled "The Journey of the Holy Family.. Where Light Passed." The event was organized by the village's youth center, led by Mr. Samah Youssef Wahba, in cooperation with the Middle Egypt Cultural Region, headed by Mr. Diaa Mekawi, and the Aswan Palace of Culture.
The event aimed to promote cultural and national awareness, revive religious and Coptic heritage, and instill values of love, tolerance, and belonging among community members. The festivities had a celebratory atmosphere, blending history and Egyptian heritage, with broad participation from local residents, executive and popular leaders. This reflected the spirit of national cohesion and the keenness of youth and cultural institutions to provide activities that help build the awareness of new generations.
The event was attended by the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Youth and Sports in Asyut, Ms. Suzan Razi, the head of the Quseya center and city, as well as several members of the House of Representatives, a host of executive and popular leaders, public figures, and local residents who participated in this event.
The two-day cultural and artistic program included various segments that combined national history, religious heritage, and arts. A documentary film was shown, highlighting the most prominent achievements of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and the development efforts and national projects undertaken by the state in various sectors.
The event included a special segment commemorating the 1973 October War victory, recalling the bravery of Egyptian armed forces and their sacrifices to regain the land and preserve national sovereignty. The importance of educating young people about their country's history and instilling values of sacrifice and belonging was emphasized.
A documentary film showcasing the journey of the Holy Family to Egypt was also presented, highlighting the spiritual and cultural significance of this historical station. The film shed light on the spiritual value of the Holy Family's path and its importance in the Egyptian consciousness, as well as its role in showcasing cultural and religious diversity.
The event featured various musical and artistic performances, including Coptic hymns that added a distinctive spiritual atmosphere, with significant interaction from the attendees. These segments highlighted the importance of utilizing arts and culture to enhance community communication and preserve national identity.
Key points
- The event promoted cultural and national awareness and the preservation of religious and Coptic heritage.
- The event was organized in cooperation with the Middle Egypt Cultural Region and the Aswan Palace of Culture.
- The event included a documentary film showcasing the achievements of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and the journey of the Holy Family to Egypt.
