The Cultural Deputy of Jihad University stated that the lack of capable cultural scholars and experts is one of the most significant challenges in the cultural sector of the country, and alongside this, the proper intellectual and cultural upbringing of the new generation is essential. For this reason, Jihad University is seeking to move away from a program-centric approach towards an audience-centric and growth-centric approach.
Change in the Approach of Jihad University in Cultural Activities; From Program-Centric to Audience-Centric
The Cultural Deputy of Jihad University highlighted the challenges in Iran's cultural sector, particularly the shortage of skilled cultural experts. The organization is shifting its focus from program-centric initiatives to audience-centric strategies to better engage and develop the new generation.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
The Cultural Deputy of Jihad University announced a shift in the university's approach to cultural activities, moving from a focus on specific programs to a more audience-centric strategy aimed at engaging and developing the younger generation.
- There is a notable shortage of skilled cultural scholars in Iran.
- The new approach aims to enhance the intellectual and cultural upbringing of the youth.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has faced challenges in its cultural sector, including a lack of qualified experts and the need for effective youth engagement.
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