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Louvre Abu Dhabi, Oman's National Museum Continue Cultural Exchange

This agreement continues the tradition of cultural exchange between the two museums. WAM
This agreement continues the tradition of cultural exchange between the two museums. WAM
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Louvre Abu Dhabi, Oman's National Museum Continue Cultural Exchange

This agreement continues the tradition of cultural exchange between the two museums. WAM
This agreement continues the tradition of cultural exchange between the two museums. WAM

Louvre Abu Dhabi and the National Museum of Sultanate of Oman (NM) have signed a new loan agreement, through which two distinguished pieces from Louvre Abu Dhabi's collection will be exhibited at the museum for one year, Emirates News Agency (WAM) reported.

This agreement continues the tradition of cultural exchange between the two museums, offering visitors an insightful exploration of Islamic art and modern abstraction, WAM said.

The National Museum will feature the following artworks from the Louvre Abu Dhabi: a "Bowl with a Two-color Inscription" and "Homage to the Square,” it added.

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Najran Cultural House Organizes Event Marking World Camel Day

Several camel owners from the region took part in the event, introducing the various types of camels, their characteristics, and products such as camel milk. - SPA
Several camel owners from the region took part in the event, introducing the various types of camels, their characteristics, and products such as camel milk. - SPA
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Najran Cultural House Organizes Event Marking World Camel Day

Several camel owners from the region took part in the event, introducing the various types of camels, their characteristics, and products such as camel milk. - SPA
Several camel owners from the region took part in the event, introducing the various types of camels, their characteristics, and products such as camel milk. - SPA

Najran Cultural House organized an event to celebrate World Camel Day, observed annually on June 22.

The event aimed to highlight the historical and cultural significance of camels and related activities, improve veterinary care, contribute to food security, and promote camel products by showcasing their nutritional value, SPA reported.

Several camel owners from the region took part in the event, introducing the various types of camels, their characteristics, and products such as camel milk.

An innovative section featured handmade crafts blending heritage with creativity, showcasing aspects of camel life. Additionally, an interactive workshop for children provided information about camels and their unique features.