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The Bayt Mal Al-Quds Ash-Sharif Agency is organizing its winter university for the year 2025, tomorrow, Monday, in Ifrane, on the topic: "Digital Platforms and the Challenge of Preserving Institutions in Times of Emergency and Crises", with the participation of Palestinian students from Jerusalem and Gaza, in addition to Moroccan students from Al Akhawayn University and the National School of Architecture in Fez.
A statement by the Bayt Mal Al-Quds Ash-Sharif Agency stated that the work of this university, which is organized by the agency over three days, in cooperation with Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane and the Moroccan Studies Chair at Al-Quds University, will open with a general lecture entitled, "An Introduction to Understanding the Intersections Between Modern Technological Transition and Its Impact on the Balance of Institutions in Light of Crises and Emergencies", pointing out that this is a methodological contribution that provides conceptual introductions to the effects of technology on institutional decision-making, and the definitions of the limits of digital technology in sensing crises and their impact on societies.
The same source added that the university's work is divided into four specialized workshops, the first of which revolves around "Digital Security and Artificial Intelligence Services in Facilitating Communication and Access to Information to Face Difficult Circumstances and Crises", while the second workshop focuses on "Employing Artificial Intelligence in Developing Digital Narratives of Cultural Identity in the Palestinian and Moroccan Contexts."
The third workshop is concerned with approaching "Economic and Social Crises and the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Analyzing Economic and Social Crises in the Palestinian and Moroccan Context", while the fourth workshop discusses "Managing Cultural Heritage Using Artificial Intelligence Techniques", which is a general applied workshop for developing software and employing artificial intelligence tools in analyzing heritage and architectural data to document and protect the cultural heritage of the city of Jerusalem in the context of crises, by drawing on the experience of restoring historical buildings in the Kingdom of Morocco.
The statement concluded that the winter university of the Bayt Mal Al-Quds Ash-Sharif Agency and its institutional partners aims to provide practical approaches and conceptual perceptions for managing digital security and activating it in institutions and enhancing community awareness of its effects and risks, especially on the new generations, and strengthening control of artificial intelligence technology and keeping those interested in it abreast to work on developing practical applications to simulate digital crises and how to respond to them effectively.
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