استمتعوا مع الفرقة المغربية "جبنتوجة"، التي تمزج الموسيقى الأمازيغية مع إيقاعات الإندي روك، كما أن معزوفات فرقة "جبنتوجة" مستوحاة من المناظر الطبيعية وثقافة قرى الأطلس الكبير.

الموسيقى الأمازيغية القديمة من المغرب متنوعة من حيث الأسلوب، مع استخدامها للتقاليد الشعبية الشفوية وكذلك المقاييس والأنماط الإيقاعية ، بما في ذلك الموسيقى الخماسية والإيقاعات الأفريقية.

المشهد الموسيقي الأمازيغي الجديد

The New Amazigh Musical Scene

استمتعوا مع الفرقة المغربية "جبنتوجة"، التي تمزج الموسيقى الأمازيغية مع إيقاعات الإندي روك.

مسرح دبي ميلينيوم هو مساحة فريدة ومميزة لأداء العروض الثقافية والحفلات الموسيقية. يقع  المسرح في حديقة الفرسان، ويتميز بتصميمه المبدع الذي يتمحور حول شجرتين من شجر الغاف تتشابكان فوق منتصف المسرح.

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على مدى آلاف السنين، بنى الأمازيغ في المغرب منازلهم المربعة وقراهم التقليدية من طوب اللبن، وبقيت تلك المنازل صامدة في وجه الزمن لقرون طويلة بسبب هياكلها المتينة وأساساتها القوية.

يُسلط الجناح المغربي في إكسبو 2020 دبي الضوء على التطور الذي شهده هذا الأسلوب الكلاسيكي في البناء، ويدمج بين التصميم الحديث والإرث العريق ليقدّم لكم رحلة مغربية فريدة نحو القمة.

أثناء سيركم على الممر المنحدر داخل الجناح، تستمتعون بمشاهدة شوارع المغرب القديمة جنبا إلى جنب مع الابتكارات المتطورة، بدءا من الحدائق المغربية التقليدية وصولا إلى إحدى أكبر محطات الطاقة الشمسية في العالم محطة نور ورزازات، لتنتهي الجولة بإطلالة بانورامية على إكسبو 2020 دبي من سطح الجناح.


Morocco

في انسجام تام، نرى هنا اندماج إرث المغرب وتقاليده، بحداثة العمارة وابتكارها. فنقف أمام قرى مغربية تقليدية قديمة مفعمة بلمسات من الحياة العصرية. ويجذبنا مبنى الجناح بأكثر من 12 قطعة طوب عملاقة مبنية بأسلوب مبدع لتشكل برجا حيويا يتكون من أربعة طوابق يتمتع بإضاءة خافتة ولون ترابي دافئ.  

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بأساس تراثي 

تصميم عصري 

جناح المغرب

المغرب: المشهد الموسيقي الأمازيغي الجديد

MENASA, an Emirati Design Platform presented by Expo 2020 Dubai, aims to spark a new appreciation for Emirati crafts as contemporary and living expressions of Emirati cultural identity. By merging artisanal skills with innovation and technology, MENASA aims to cultivate a creative dialogue between designers and artisans from the UAE and around the world. Craft Stories is a series of seven unique curated design collaborations telling stories of today's UAE through a selection of its crafts and traditions. Merging the skills and rich heritage of Emirati artisans together with contemporary creativity and innovation in techniques and materials, each story is a multi-layered journey that reflects many facets of the UAE, its landscape, people, traditions, values and identity. Technology and Crafts: Interpretation of Crafts Through Technology will introduce one of the main craft story collections showcased at MENASA, the TEN to ONE capsule collection by Iwan Maktabi, Edouard Cabay and House of Artisans: a bespoke rug collection made from a sustainable material that is painted by Robot through AI.

Technology and Crafts: Interpretation of Crafts Through Technology

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A panel discussion organised by the Emirati design platform MENASA, in which distinguished designers from around the world contribute to engaging dialogue around the craft stories showcased at MENASA.

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Mohamed Maktabi (L2), Co-founder and CEO of Iwan Maktabi, Carmelo Zappulla (R2), Founder and Executive Director External Reference, Edouard Cabay (R1), Architect and Founder and Principal of Appareil and Salama Al Shamsi (R3), Director of Qa (1)

Mohamed Maktabi (L2), Co-founder and CEO of Iwan Maktabi, Carmelo Zappulla (R2), Founder and Executive Director External Reference, Edouard Cabay (R1), Architect and Founder and Principal of Appareil and Salama Al Shamsi (R3), Director of Qa

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MENASA | Technology and Crafts: Interpretation of Crafts Through Technology

As a deeply symbolic cultural artifact, food informs notions of heritage, place, and identity in multifaceted ways. From informing cultural identities and nationhood to being the basis of personal family histories, meals and the ingredients that build them go beyond biological imperatives. Building on the three pillars of innovation, responsibility and identity, this event unites local, regional, and international artists, restaurateurs, researchers, scientists, and curators to share their stories.


The Future of Food

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Sharing stories on food as a cultural artifact that informs our notions of culture, identity, heritage and community.

From farm to plate, the food value chain is an integral part of society, providing income and livelihoods for billions. The ways in which we currently cultivate food by means of deforestation and food waste however, are all contributing adversely to climate change. Expo will serve as a platform to bring together all stakeholders in various value chains to spotlight localized solutions to food, nutrition and farming challenges. The programme will explore food sustainably, climate-friendly agriculture and other practices that work in harmony with the environment. 


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How do we sustainably grow food to meet future demand?

Food, Agriculture & Livelihoods Week

Cultures in Conversation | Key Ingredients: The Future of Food

World Expos have always been meeting places for people across cultures and geographies; an opportunity to come together and celebrate human ingenuity and forge meaningful human connections. As the first World Expo to be held in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia (MEASA) region, and with the participation of more than 192 countries, Expo 2020 Dubai looks to take this legacy even further. The Build Bridges track of Expo 2020 Dubai’s Programme for People and Planet features a tapestry of event series and experiences that celebrate our common humanity and the vital connections that can help us prosper together as a worldwide community.

Knowing One Another Better

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Build Bridges 

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Umdema is one of the folk arts that is originally from Africa, performed on occasions and weddings. The group circle the drummers, and one of the performers dance in the middle while they continue to tag each other to dance. Watch UmDema, live on the Jubilee stage at Expo 2020 Dubai. 

UmDema

Watch UmDema, a traditional folklore dance performed on occasions and weddings. The group circle the drummers, and one of the performers dance in the middle and tag other dancers in and out.

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With a striking design inspired by fossilised sand dunes, Jubilee Stage is an open-air festival stage. Located in Jubilee Park, it hosts performances and large concerts.

المشهد الموسيقي الأمازيغي الجديد

المشاركون

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