Saïma Mezoughi
In Fujairah, culture is felt as life itself is felt—gradually woven into the everyday, nourished by the relationship between place and its people, and by the memory that forms between mountain and sea, between the individual and the community. In this horizon, culture emerges as an inseparable part of the collective fabric, permeating social rhythms, shaping modes of expression, and influencing how one listens to oneself and to others. Here, cultural policies are understood as a conscious choice to nurture a human being capable of thought, attuned to beauty, aware of their place in a changing world, while remaining rooted in their origins.