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The two sides discussed activating and enhancing their existing Memorandum of Understanding, focusing on training, qualification, and competitions. They aim to strengthen the role of school theatre in character-building and cultural identity, promoting pride in heritage and traditions.
Both parties plan to collaborate with GCC Ministries of Education and Culture to support theatre clubs as talent incubators. They will also develop incentive programs to sustain and grow these initiatives.
The Arab Bureau and the Arab Theatre Institute have organised an arts festival featuring theatrical competitions. This event will see updates to its regulations to improve outcomes.
The Secretary-General announced the upcoming Arab School Theatre Festival, set to debut in 2026. It will serve as a platform for Arab school theatre across all countries, highlighting cultural diversity and youth talent.
Ismail Abdullah expressed optimism about the future of Arab school theatre, emphasising ongoing strategic development. He highlighted the importance of school theatre as a foundation for the broader Arab theatre movement, with a strategic plan extending to 2035.