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King Salman Science Oasis Signs MoU with the Science Museum Group in London

Executive Director of the King Salman Science Oasis (KSSO) Dr. Khalid Taher signed a memorandum of understanding with Director and Chief Executive of the Science Museum Group (SMG) Ian Blatchford. (SPA)
Executive Director of the King Salman Science Oasis (KSSO) Dr. Khalid Taher signed a memorandum of understanding with Director and Chief Executive of the Science Museum Group (SMG) Ian Blatchford. (SPA)
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King Salman Science Oasis Signs MoU with the Science Museum Group in London

Executive Director of the King Salman Science Oasis (KSSO) Dr. Khalid Taher signed a memorandum of understanding with Director and Chief Executive of the Science Museum Group (SMG) Ian Blatchford. (SPA)
Executive Director of the King Salman Science Oasis (KSSO) Dr. Khalid Taher signed a memorandum of understanding with Director and Chief Executive of the Science Museum Group (SMG) Ian Blatchford. (SPA)

Executive Director of the King Salman Science Oasis (KSSO) Dr. Khalid Taher signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) in Riyadh with Director and Chief Executive of the Science Museum Group (SMG) Ian Blatchford, the Saudi Press Agency said on Monday.
The agreement entails transferring and localizing techniques for the management of scientific museums, curating exhibits and benefitting from SMG's expertise in this field.
Taher stressed that KSSO, during its 30 years of experience, and in collaboration with international scientific centers through its membership in the Association of Science and Technology Centers, has created many programs and organized events that have enriched the lives of hundreds of thousands of in person and virtual visitors.
The Oasis designs its scientific programs to integrate science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics in order to develop capabilities, train in problem solving, and enhance creativity and innovation skills.

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Heritage Commission Launches Cultural Events to Mark World Heritage Day

​​​​​​​The program also includes workshops, live demonstrations by artisans, and dedicated retail spaces where artisans display and sell their handmade products - SPA
​​​​​​​The program also includes workshops, live demonstrations by artisans, and dedicated retail spaces where artisans display and sell their handmade products - SPA
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Heritage Commission Launches Cultural Events to Mark World Heritage Day

​​​​​​​The program also includes workshops, live demonstrations by artisans, and dedicated retail spaces where artisans display and sell their handmade products - SPA
​​​​​​​The program also includes workshops, live demonstrations by artisans, and dedicated retail spaces where artisans display and sell their handmade products - SPA

To mark World Heritage Day, observed annually on April 18, the Heritage Commission has launched a series of heritage and cultural events, taking place from April 16 to 21 at the Laysen Valley in Riyadh, to raise public awareness of the importance of national heritage by highlighting World Heritage Sites in the Kingdom and affirming their significance on the global map.
The events feature a variety of activities designed to offer an exceptional experience, allowing visitors to explore the Kingdom's rich heritage.

They showcase the cultural significance in an innovative way, blending interactive experiences to inspire a deeper appreciation of national heritage, SPA reported.
Among the highlights are drone shows on April 18 at the Heritage Valley area, a designated children's area, and pavilions showcasing heritage arts and handicrafts.
The program also includes workshops, live demonstrations by artisans, and dedicated retail spaces where artisans display and sell their handmade products.
The commission is keen to prepare for and celebrate this day as a vital means of honoring the Kingdom's rich heritage and creatively showcasing its cultural components and historical depth to all segments of society.