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Press Release


               The first day of the symposium delved into topics surrounding Andalusian literature  and its
               profound impact on Arab literature. Discussions also centered on the translation of Andalusian

               literary works,  as well  as the educational and  academic landscape during the era of Arab
               civilization in Andalusia. The first session explored themes such as ‘Andalusian literature’, ‘The

               image of Andalusia in Arabic stories’, ‘The specificity of Andalusian literature, the investigation

               movement for literature’, and ‘Translation in Andalusian literature’. The second session of the day
               focused on ‘Andalusian Science and Knowledge’, including topics such as ‘Andalusian Cultural

               Achievement Milestones’, ‘Andalusian Science and Literature through the Andalusian Library
               Encyclopedia’,  ‘Andalusian Schools and Universities’  and  ‘Andalusian Farming and Garden

               Science’.


               On its second day, the symposium saw the organization of the session ‘Mauriskans and artistic and

               literary heritage’, which included topics such as ‘Mauriskans and literary art’, ‘The fate of the
               Mauriskans and in the memory of Spaniards’, ‘Khamidi literature as a means of preserving heritage

               and the fortified Andalusian shield’,  and  ‘The Influence of Andalusian Morisky Art on the
               American Continent’.



               ‘Andalusia: History and Civilization’ is a pioneering initiative to celebrate Andalusia’s legacy and
               contributions to global civilization  led by the UAE in line with its approach to strengthening

               cooperation and bridges of communication between peoples and cultures. Through a series of
               artistic and cultural events, the initiative aims to highlight the profound impact of Andalusian

               civilization on intellectual and scientific progress, while championing values of coexistence and

               tolerance epitomized during the Andalusian era.


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