Camel Culture Takes Center Stage at Jeddah Season

The Ministry of Culture brings the Year of the Camel to life at Jeddah Season 2024 - SPA  
The Ministry of Culture brings the Year of the Camel to life at Jeddah Season 2024 - SPA  
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Camel Culture Takes Center Stage at Jeddah Season

The Ministry of Culture brings the Year of the Camel to life at Jeddah Season 2024 - SPA  
The Ministry of Culture brings the Year of the Camel to life at Jeddah Season 2024 - SPA  

The Ministry of Culture is bringing the Year of the Camel to life at Jeddah Season 2024, SPA reported.
From life-size camel sculptures to interactive displays, the pavilion showcases the camel's enduring significance in Saudi society.
Visitors will be able to know more about camel sounds, explore historical inscriptions, and discover the vast camel-related vocabulary in the Arabic language.
The ministry said it aims to highlight the camel's role in shaping the nation's history, economy, and culture, while also fostering international appreciation for this remarkable creature.



King Saud University Hosts Int’l Conference on 'Camels in Arab Culture'

The conference aims to highlight the cultural and civilizational values of camels. SPA
The conference aims to highlight the cultural and civilizational values of camels. SPA
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King Saud University Hosts Int’l Conference on 'Camels in Arab Culture'

The conference aims to highlight the cultural and civilizational values of camels. SPA
The conference aims to highlight the cultural and civilizational values of camels. SPA

The Department of Arabic Language and Literature at King Saud University (KSU) will host the fifth International Conference on Camels in Arab Culture on December 30-31, in line with the Ministry of Culture's designation of 2024 as the Year of the Camel.

The conference aims to highlight the cultural and civilizational values of camels, enhance their cultural and literary presence both locally and internationally, and emphasize their significance in Arab culture while affirming their deeply rooted status.

The KSU Department of Arabic Language and Literature invited researchers from Saudi Arabia and abroad to participate in the conference.