Our research agenda

Research agenda

Questions worth exploring.
Issues worth understanding.

Research topics rooted in our vision and philosophy, promoting cultural awareness among Arab audiences and everyone interested in Arab affairs.

Explore our research themes
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Research is the foundation of knowledgePeople are its purpose

Issues for investigation

Three research themes.
A shared horizon of knowledge.

The Foundation has developed a set of research topics that it deems important and necessary in the next stage, in order to achieve the Foundation’s vision, philosophy and goals, and also contribute to spreading cultural awareness among broad sectors of the Arab public or those interested in Arab affairs. These topics will be dealt with successively after their maturity and completion by specialists, and their most prominent axes are:

01

Culture

People, culture and society

It includes awareness of the needs of the individual and society in all intellectual and media issues, human rights, environment and nature, globalization, heritage, contemporary cultural exchange, sources of knowledge, how to receive, and productive participation in the culture industry and the development of societies.

02

Arts

Art as a space for awareness

ويعرض لأهم الأحداث الفنية الجارية ذات التأثير في الوعي من مسلسلات وأفلام ورسوم وآداب، وأدوات الفن ووسائله وأجناسه وأغراضه وشخصياته وجمهوره

03

History

Preserving memory and understanding the present

It addresses the issues of documenting contemporary historical events in all their possible aspects. In addition, it includes what is related to the approaches to writing history, methods of scientific documentation, the relationship of history to other sciences, the most important historical encyclopedias, summaries of historical works, the relationship of history to language, religion, identity, the development of society, historical figures, the problems of writing history, and the relationship of history to the general collective consciousness. More