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According to Al Ghais, the event was part of ongoing efforts to strengthen ties with maritime heritage while presenting it in a way that resonates with younger generations. The gathering brought together both heritage scholars and professional performers of traditional sea songs, offering attendees the rare chance to hear authentic chants as they were once sung by sailors and divers.
Al Ghais emphasised that sea singing is more than a traditional art—it is a living cultural memory and a vital part of national identity. She highlighted the Sharjah Museums Authority’s commitment to preserving this legacy through events that embed these traditions in the collective memory of the community.
In closing, Al Ghais expressed her gratitude to all participants and contributors, acknowledging their role in making the event both successful and memorable.