Damascus-SANA
The monthly cultural series of the (Windows 5) project, in its fourth session, hosted the international consultant and trainer Osama Satea in a dialogue session entitled “Music paints the history of peoples” to talk about the importance of music and its role since the beginnings of human civilization and its advancement in human life to keep pace with the developments of the times.
In the symposium hosted by the Arab Cultural Center in Abu Rummaneh, Sate’a explained the impact of music and its impact on human life and behavior and in treating psychological aspects. In various aspects, how it contributes to drawing the identity of the people and spreading its concepts between generations.
Sate’a pointed out that young people have recently been drawn towards rich patterns that affect their effectiveness, as he linked the impact of music to the development of human development skills to build an active person in society who is aware of the importance of this audible beauty in his actions and reactions.
The symposium was moderated by music researcher Idris Murad, the creator of the Windows project, who explained that this current version of the Windows project is devoted to the Syrian intangible heritage, especially the musical and lyrical heritage. Which stems from the multiplicity of cultures and civilizations that have passed on this land.
It is noteworthy that the international professional consultant and trainer Osama Sate’a holds a Higher Management Diploma in Business and Human Development from the Higher Institute of Management and Human Resources in Ireland, a Diploma in Business Administration from Kingston College, a Diploma in Management in Life Skills, a Professional International Trainer from the British Kingston Academy and a Diploma in Media from the Institute of Syrian media preparation affiliated to the Ministry of Information, in addition to a BA in English literature from Damascus University.
Amani Farooj
