The role of the mobile museum in promoting National Identity and the Background Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

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  • Noha Saeed Nagaiti College of Designs and Art | University of Jeddah | KSA
  • Mrouj Hatem Qurban College of Designs and Art | University of Jeddah | KSA

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26389/AJSRP.H120323

Keywords:

interior design, museums, mobile museum, national identity

Abstract

This study aimed to determine the community’s needs to design a mobile museum that promotes the national identity and background of Saudi Arabia. The study problem revolved around the following question: what is the role of mobile museums in promoting the national identity and background of Saudi Arabia? This study based on a descriptive-analytical approach that used questionnaire. Which included general information for (241) participants and their preferences about mobile museums.  The study concluded significant results; two-thirds of the participants supported the notion of mobile museums, which will aid in achieving Vision 2030 in terms of promoting national identity. The study also found that mobile museums attracted more visitors than permanent museums. Significant recommendations included the activation of mobile museums by the appropriate authorities and the designers’ commitment to improving the quality of life in Saudi cities by delivering innovative and creative notions in the design of museums.

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Author Biographies

  • Noha Saeed Nagaiti, College of Designs and Art | University of Jeddah | KSA

    College of Designs and Art | University of Jeddah | KSA

  • Mrouj Hatem Qurban, College of Designs and Art | University of Jeddah | KSA

    College of Designs and Art | University of Jeddah | KSA

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2023-07-27

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Nagaiti, N. S., & Qurban, M. H. (2023). The role of the mobile museum in promoting National Identity and the Background Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Journal of Humanities & Social Sciences, 7(7), 18-32. https://doi.org/10.26389/AJSRP.H120323