التسجيل متاح الآن لبرنامج "الحفاظ على تاريخنا" الذي ينظمه متحف زايد الوطني في أبوظبي، خلال الفترة من 25 إلى 29 نوفمبر 2024. حيث يوفر البرنامج مقدمة حول صون التراث والحفاظ عليه إلى جانب جلسات عملية مميزة حول التقنيات المختلفة لحفظ التراث يقدمها خبراء من كلية ويست دين وشركة بلودن آند سميث. يشكل البرنامج فرصة استثنائية لطلاب السنة النهائية والعاملين في مجالات المتاحف والتراث، لوضع بصمة مميزة في الحفاظ على تراث دولة الإمارات الغني. للتسجيل، تفضّلوا بزيارة الرابط: https://lnkd.in/du-fAw98 #متحف_زايد_الوطني #في_أبوظبي Registration is now open for Zayed National Museum’s ‘Preserving Our History Programme,’ taking place from 25-29 November 2024 at Abu Dhabi. This programme will offer a thorough introduction to heritage conservation, featuring hands-on sessions in preservation techniques led by experts from West Dean College and Plowden & Smith. The programme is available to final-year students and professionals working in the fields of museums and heritage to participate in this exceptional chance to help preserve the cultural heritage of the United Arab Emirates. Register your interest via: https://lnkd.in/du-fAw98 #ZayedNationalMuseum #InAbuDhabi
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