Yemen and Jordan Sign Cultural Cooperation Memorandum

Yemen and Jordan signed a memorandum of understanding on Wednesday to enhance cultural cooperation between the two nations, Saba news agency, the news agency of Yemen's internationally recognised government reported. 

The agreement was signed by Yemen's Ambassador to Jordan, Dr. Jalal Faqira, and Jordan's Secretary-General of the Ministry of Culture, Dr. Nidal al-Ahmad.

The memorandum covers several areas of cooperation, including the exchange of expertise in digitizing archives, manuscripts, and cultural heritage elements. It also involves the development of joint digital platforms for cultural content and the use of virtual reality, augmented reality, and artificial intelligence technologies to preserve and manage cultural data.

Additionally, the agreement includes joint programs such as exchanges of cultural and artistic delegations and experts, as well as the organization of reciprocal cultural weeks.

Yemen and Jordan have a long-standing relationship, with both countries being members of the Arab League and sharing cultural and historical ties. The two nations have been working to strengthen their bilateral relations in various fields, including culture, trade, and education.

The cultural cooperation between Yemen and Jordan is expected to promote mutual understanding and people-to-people exchanges between the two countries. It may also contribute to the preservation and promotion of cultural heritage in the region.