Jordan, Georgia, and South Korea Explore Enhanced Cultural Partnerships

Amman: Minister of Culture Mustafa Rawashdeh held separate meetings at the Royal Cultural Centre with Georgia's Ambassador Archil Dzuliashvili and South Korea's Ambassador Kim Pil-woo to explore opportunities for strengthening cultural cooperation between Jordan and these two countries.

According to Jordan News Agency, the meeting with Ambassador Dzuliashvili, which was attended by the ministry's Secretary-General Nidal Al-Ahmad, focused on mechanisms to deepen ties through cultural, artistic, and heritage exchanges. These exchanges aim to highlight the cultural, civilizational, and creative achievements of both Jordan and Georgia.

In a similar meeting with the South Korean ambassador, also attended by the Secretary-General, discussions centered on advancing cultural cooperation. The focus was on training programs and exchanges in culture, art, and heritage to foster better understanding between the people of Jordan and South Korea.

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