Tunisia's Zitouna University is organizing the first edition of the "Zitouna Cultural Meeting" in collaboration with the Omani Embassy in Tunis and the Jerba Association for Communication. The event, titled "Tunisian-Omani Cultural Cooperation: Embodying the Bonds of Brotherhood and Cooperation between the Two Peoples," aims to strengthen cultural ties between the two countries. The event will feature various activities, including a book and manuscript exhibition, traditional crafts, and scientific and poetic sessions.
The Tunisian-Omani Cultural Days will kick off on November 17, 2026, at the Ibn Khaldun Conference Hall at Zitouna University, with an official opening ceremony at 10 am. The ceremony will be attended by Zitouna University President Dr. Mohamed Razgui, Omani Ambassador to Tunisia Dr. Hilal bin Abdullah Al Sinani, and representatives of the Jerba Association for Communication. The event will also feature a book and manuscript exhibition, which will run from November 17 to 19, 2026, showcasing the scientific, cultural, and heritage aspects of Tunisia and Oman.
The scientific sessions, chaired by Dr. Hafiz bin Ahmed bin Salim Ambusaidi, will take place on November 17 and 18, 2026, at the Ibn Khaldun Conference Hall. The sessions will focus on topics such as "Religious Coexistence: A Bridge to Convergence - Tunisia and Oman as a Model" and "Oman's Relationship with the Maghreb in Islamic Times." The sessions will also explore Omani thought in Tunisian university theses, Omani currency, education, artificial intelligence, and strategic security.
On November 18, 2026, a second scientific session, chaired by Dr. Munir bin Jamour, will highlight the history of the Aqaqir neighborhood in Nizwa, its scientific significance, and its cultural heritage. The session will also discuss investment in the cultural and scientific heritage of Oman. The event will also feature a poetic session, chaired by Professor Bouthaina Jelassi, with the participation of poets and writers from both countries.
The Tunisian-Omani Cultural Days aim to promote cultural exchange and cooperation between Tunisia and Oman. The event will provide a platform for scholars, writers, and artists from both countries to share their experiences and ideas. The event is expected to strengthen the bonds of brotherhood and cooperation between the two peoples.
The organization of the Tunisian-Omani Cultural Days is a testament to the strong relations between Tunisia and Oman. The event is a result of the efforts of Zitouna University, the Omani Embassy in Tunis, and the Jerba Association for Communication to promote cultural exchange and cooperation between the two countries.
The Tunisian-Omani Cultural Days will conclude on November 19, 2026, with a review of the scientific and poetic sessions that took place during the event. The event is expected to have a positive impact on promoting cultural cooperation and exchange between Tunisia and Oman.
Key points
- The event aims to promote cultural cooperation and exchange between Tunisia and Oman.
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- Radio Tunisie Culture · Radio Tunisie Culture
