Jusoor Exhibition Displays Books Printed at King Abdulaziz Expense

Saudi Jusoor Exhibition Displays Books Printed at King Abdulaziz Expense
Saudi Jusoor Exhibition Displays Books Printed at King Abdulaziz Expense
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Jusoor Exhibition Displays Books Printed at King Abdulaziz Expense

Saudi Jusoor Exhibition Displays Books Printed at King Abdulaziz Expense
Saudi Jusoor Exhibition Displays Books Printed at King Abdulaziz Expense

Visitors to the Saudi Jusoor (Bridges) Exhibition toured a section exhibiting various publications that were printed at the expense of King Abdulaziz bin Abdulrahman Al Saud, SPA said on Friday.
The exhibition, currently held in Casablanca from 13 to 31 December, is organized by the Saudi Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance in collaboration with the Moroccan Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs.
It aims to offer visitors an opportunity to enjoy watching visual presentations, interact with technical content, and use modern electronic means and technologies.
It seeks to highlight the Kingdom's efforts in serving Islam and Muslims, advocating for their causes, and enlightening visitors from various cultures and backgrounds about the Saudi leadership's care for Islam and Muslims.
It also showcases the efforts made in serving the Holy Quran and the visitors of the Two Holy Mosques.



Saudi Culture Ministry, NeLC Introduce Culture and Arts Training Pathways Initiative

Saudi Culture Ministry, NeLC Introduce Culture and Arts Training Pathways Initiative
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Saudi Culture Ministry, NeLC Introduce Culture and Arts Training Pathways Initiative

Saudi Culture Ministry, NeLC Introduce Culture and Arts Training Pathways Initiative

The Saudi Ministry of Culture, in collaboration with the National eLearning Center (NeLC), has introduced a new training pathways initiative in culture and arts, aligning with the cultural development strategy.

According to SPA, the initiative offers a range of training options across various cultural and artistic domains and fosters a culture of continuous learning and growth, inspiring national talent in the cultural field.
Enthusiasts and professionals can enrol in courses to refine their skills and contribute effectively to the cultural sector.
As part of these training pathways, the ministry provides fully funded training opportunities and the chance for participants to receive training from renowned global institutions.
The initiative encompasses 30 paths with nearly 150 training programs covering areas such as culinary arts, theatre, libraries, film, fashion, heritage, visual arts, literature, publishing, and translation. Training durations vary depending on the specific cultural focus.