SIH launches 'Intergenerational Gathering' Initiative
Empowering Seniors through Cultural Exchange
Speaking to 'Sharjah 24,' Ghabesh emphasised that the initiative seeks to promote community inclusion for senior citizens while highlighting their vital role in passing on cultural and traditional knowledge to younger generations. Supported by the Ministry of Community Empowerment, the programmes aim to create a meaningful exchange rooted in shared heritage.
Focus on Marine Heritage
The first day of the initiative focused on marine environments, featuring workshops and educational discussions about the components of traditional maritime life and its historical importance for coastal communities. Live demonstrations of maritime arts and related traditional crafts were also showcased, offering participants an immersive cultural experience.
Women's Dialogue and Artistic Exchange
On the second day, the initiative continues with dialogue sessions specifically for female members of Al Asala Club. These sessions feature a variety of artistic and educational activities that encourage cultural interaction across generations and reinforce heritage as a bridge connecting the past with the present.
Fostering Social Cohesion through Heritage
Concluding her statement, Ghabesh stated that 'Intergenerational Gathering' reflects the vision of the Sharjah Institute for Heritage to build a cohesive society by embedding traditional values and fostering social integration across all community segments. Senior citizens, she noted, are the nation's living memory and a symbol of its enduring contribution.
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