In an inspiring collaboration with a local NGO, our recent Arts and Humanities seminar brought together 22 distinguished international researchers for a series of thought-provoking sessions. The seminar was carefully planned and executed to ensure a seamless experience for both in-person and online participants, making it accessible and engaging for a diverse audience.

The event opened promptly, with participants welcomed and introduced to the seminar’s themes through brief introductory remarks. Each presenter and discussant was introduced before their segment, with clear time limits announced to maintain an organized and productive flow. This structure allowed for each session to run smoothly, fostering a rich exchange of ideas across different fields and perspectives in the arts and humanities.

Audience engagement was a priority, with moderators actively facilitating discussions by raising critical questions and highlighting key issues. Panel discussions and interactive Q&A sessions provided a platform for lively debates, enabling researchers and attendees alike to delve deeper into the presented topics.

The success of this seminar underscores the power of collaboration between academic institutions and NGOs to create spaces where global research in the arts and humanities can flourish. We look forward to continuing to host such impactful events, encouraging cross-cultural dialogue and innovation in the field