Third Symposium of Sultan Qaboos Academic Chairs
The University of Tokyo hosts the Third Symposium of Sultan Qaboos Academic Chairs “Managing Water Resources for Sustainable Development”, in which Professors of the Chairs in the world and other professors as well gather in a hall and present their latest developments, on 2-3, Oct. 2014. We are looking forward to you visiting the second day of the Symposium, 3rd Oct., which is opening to the public.
Event | Third Symposium of Sultan Qaboos Academic Chairs |
Date | 3rd October, 2014 9:30-16:30 |
Venue | Ito Hall, Ito International Research Center B2, Hongo Campus, The University of Tokyo |
Programme |
9:00 Registration 9:30–11:00 Session 1 Studies in Arabic Language and Its Literature 9:30–9:45 The International Exam of Arabic Language Efficiency, Writing Skills as a Model 9:45–10:00 Language and place : Edward Said as an Example 10:00–10:15 Notes on the Legend of Sinimmar 10:15–10:30 The Rhythm of Arabic Language 10:30–11:10 Discussion 11:10–11:25 Break 11:25–13:05 Session 2 Water and Faith: Shared Values 11:45–12:05 Treatment of Water in Syriac Religious and Scientific Literature 12:05–12:25 Water and Faith: An Islamic Perspective 12:25–13:05 Discussion 13:05–14:30 Lunch Break 14:30–16:30 Session 3 Societal Change in Middle East 14:45–15:00 Role of Media in Societal Change in Middle East 15:00–15:15 Social Dynamism of Changing Woman’s roles in the Gulf 15:15–15:30 Societal Changes in the Arabian Gulf: The Case of Language Change and Identity in Oman 15:30–16:10 Discussion 16:10 Announcement of the Winners of Poster Competition
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The sessions are opening to the public | |
Language | English (with simultaneous interpretation into Japanese and Arabic) |
Contact | Sultan Qaboos Chair in Middle Eastern Studies +81 3 5645 7724 Please make inquiries using the request form, which you can find on this web site. |
The programme of the Day 1 (invitation and persons concerne only) |
9:30-15:00 (Registration 8:30-9:15) Session 1 Integrated Water Resources Management Integrated Water Resources Management in Changing World Managing Contaminated Soil and Groundwater: A True Challenge Session 2 Water and Socio-Cultural Diversity Traditional Knowledge in Water Management: Lessons from the Aflaj of Oman Indigenous Water Management Language |