Tarik Sabry presents on Performing Arts Audiences in the Arab Region.
Professor Tarik Sabry took part in a workshop on performing arts in the Arab world in Morocco between 15th-17th September. The workshop brought together researchers from a range of institutions and disciplines to discuss performing arts in the Arab world and to work towards the drafting of a policy paper that will serve as a strategic decision-making tool to guide future funding.
As part of the event, which was organised in under the coordination of Driss Ksikes, Sabry gave a talk on Performing Arts Audiences in the Arab Region. Sabry will also work with other participants in conducting research into this area.
The event was organised and funded by Arab Fund for Arts and Culture (AFAC).
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Photo: Tarik Sabry