The Museum of the Future has announced the launch of a series of intellectual lectures on history and the future under the title "Lessons of the Past for the Future." The lectures will be held from now until 2025 and will be presented by historian and researcher Dr. Roy Kasagrande, who has extensive experience in studying the history of nations and is skilled at presenting historical narratives and experiences in an inspiring and understandable way.
This decision is outlined in the Museum of the Future's strategy to strengthen its role as a platform for intellectual innovative education and future forecasting. The program, including 10 exclusive interactive lectures, focuses on the exploration of key moments in the history of nations, which allows the discovery and use of aspects for creating innovative visions of the future that serve society and humanity.
The lectures will take place monthly, each lasting an hour and will be accessible for attendance to only 50 participants through registration on the Museum of the Future website. The series of lectures will combine historical knowledge and future perspectives for those who aim to expand the boundaries of thinking, be inspired by enlightened and creative ideas from the rich historical stories of the past and the intellectual achievements of ancient civilizations.
Dr. Roy Kasagrande expressed delight regarding the presentation of this unique program, which combines thought and inspiration in a symbiotic vision and invited all interested to participate in these scientific lectures.
