Report on the English Speaking Club: “Traditions and Contemporary Culture”.

On March 14, a “Speaking Club” session was held at the Faculty of International Relations, focusing on the topic “Traditions and Contemporary Culture”. The event brought together students interested in exploring the role of traditional and modern cultural elements in today’s world.

The session began with a discussion on the significance of both cultural aspects, where participants shared their thoughts on how traditions shape identity and how contemporary culture influences global perspectives. To enrich the experience, the group listened to songs representing both traditional and modern styles, analyzing their impact and meaning.

A key part of the session involved debates and open discussions. Participants expressed their preferences, comparing the value of preserving traditions versus embracing modern cultural trends. The debate sparked diverse opinions, leading to a dynamic and engaging exchange of ideas.

Overall, the Speaking Club provided a platform for meaningful discussions, encouraging participants to reflect on the coexistence of traditions and contemporary culture in an ever-changing world.