Global Traditional Arts Brought Together in One Mural at Saudi Airport

The mural highlights the pillars of various civilizations with 401 bricks. SPA
The mural highlights the pillars of various civilizations with 401 bricks. SPA
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Global Traditional Arts Brought Together in One Mural at Saudi Airport

The mural highlights the pillars of various civilizations with 401 bricks. SPA
The mural highlights the pillars of various civilizations with 401 bricks. SPA

The Riyadh Airports Company and the Royal Institute of Traditional Arts have inaugurated the “Our Heritage, Our Identity” mural at the King Khalid International Airport.

The mural highlights the pillars of various civilizations with 401 bricks that were made by the members of the delegations participating in the 45th session of the UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee, which was held in Riyadh in September.

The mural encompasses art from 25 countries and wishes to embody interdependence, and highlight heritage and civilization. By displaying it at the airport, visitors and passengers will be able to view contributions of traditional arts from so many countries in one place.

Also present in the mural are several traditional Saudi arts, including the Sadu, Taif, and Hasawi Bisht.



Hail Region Pavilion Showcases Heritage Artifacts at Camel Festival

The pavilion aims to connect visitors to Hail's history and social legacy - SPA
The pavilion aims to connect visitors to Hail's history and social legacy - SPA
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Hail Region Pavilion Showcases Heritage Artifacts at Camel Festival

The pavilion aims to connect visitors to Hail's history and social legacy - SPA
The pavilion aims to connect visitors to Hail's history and social legacy - SPA

Hail Region pavilion at the Ministry of Interior’s Security Oasis exhibition, part of the 10th King Abdulaziz Camel Festival in Al-Sayahid, features heritage artifacts that reflect the region's renowned hospitality.

The display includes ancient trays and copperware from nearly seventy years ago.

According to SPA, these traditional food preparation and serving vessels have garnered significant interest from visitors. They document daily life in old Hail and its deep-rooted social traditions, particularly in gatherings and special occasions.

The pavilion aims to connect visitors to Hail's history and social legacy, fostering appreciation for national heritage and ensuring cultural preservation for future generations.


Visitors Explore Saudi ID History at King Abdulaziz Camel Festival

The agency is presenting examples of national ID cards and how these documents have evolved - SPA
The agency is presenting examples of national ID cards and how these documents have evolved - SPA
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Visitors Explore Saudi ID History at King Abdulaziz Camel Festival

The agency is presenting examples of national ID cards and how these documents have evolved - SPA
The agency is presenting examples of national ID cards and how these documents have evolved - SPA

The Civil Affairs Agency is displaying historical documents, including the earliest official identification papers issued to citizens, at the 10th King Abdulaziz Camel Festival in Al-Sayahid, north of Riyadh.

As part of the Ministry of Interior’s Security Oasis exhibition, the agency is presenting examples of national ID cards and other official documents, highlighting how these documents have evolved, SPA reported.

Visitors can also see how old or damaged documents are carefully restored and repaired using advanced technologies and specialized equipment.


Jazan Festival 2026 Kicks Off Thursday with Grand Parade

his year’s festival offers an unprecedented experience that brings together the charm of the region’s unique geographic diversity - SPA
his year’s festival offers an unprecedented experience that brings together the charm of the region’s unique geographic diversity - SPA
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Jazan Festival 2026 Kicks Off Thursday with Grand Parade

his year’s festival offers an unprecedented experience that brings together the charm of the region’s unique geographic diversity - SPA
his year’s festival offers an unprecedented experience that brings together the charm of the region’s unique geographic diversity - SPA

The Jazan Festival 2026 will launch on Thursday in a carnival anticipated by thousands of visitors from within the region and beyond.

The festival will open with a grand celebratory parade starting at 3:45 p.m. along the Jazan city waterfront, signaling the start of an entertainment and cultural season that will extend for several months, according to SPA.

This year’s festival offers an unprecedented experience that brings together the charm of the region’s unique geographic diversity, from its towering green mountains and golden beaches to its picturesque islands, alongside the authenticity of its rich heritage, complemented by modern touches in entertainment programs designed to meet the aspirations of all age groups.

Performing arts inspired by local folklore will add an authentic dimension, while moving installations will flow in harmonious rhythm.

Completing the visual spectacle, integrated light and sound shows will create an enchanting atmosphere before the festivities conclude with a dazzling fireworks display lighting up the Jazan sky in vibrant colors.