Yemeni Culture Takes Center Stage at Suwaidi Park, Riyadh Season 2024

Yemeni culture takes center stage at Suwaidi Park during Riyadh Season 2024. (SPA)
Yemeni culture takes center stage at Suwaidi Park during Riyadh Season 2024. (SPA)
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Yemeni Culture Takes Center Stage at Suwaidi Park, Riyadh Season 2024

Yemeni culture takes center stage at Suwaidi Park during Riyadh Season 2024. (SPA)
Yemeni culture takes center stage at Suwaidi Park during Riyadh Season 2024. (SPA)

Suwaidi Park, a vibrant hub of Riyadh Season 2024, concluded its Yemeni Week festivities on Wednesday.The event, co-organized by the Saudi Ministry of Media and the General Entertainment Authority, immersed visitors in the rich tapestry of Yemeni culture.
A large crowd flocked to the park to experience the authentic Yemeni atmosphere, the Saudi Press Agency reported.
The event featured diverse activities, including captivating drumming performances, lively folk songs, and colorful carnivals. Visitors also had the opportunity to savor delectable Yemeni cuisine and purchase traditional handicrafts, providing a truly immersive cultural experience.
The Yemeni Week at Suwaidi Park not only showcased the beauty of Yemeni culture but also fostered cultural exchange between Saudi Arabia and Yemen. By bringing people together through shared heritage and traditions, Riyadh Season 2024 continues to strengthen the bonds of friendship and understanding.



Saudi Arabia, France Deepen Cultural Cooperation with New Executive Programs

The executive programs focus on fostering partnerships in heritage, museums, libraries, film, and other cultural sectors. SPA
The executive programs focus on fostering partnerships in heritage, museums, libraries, film, and other cultural sectors. SPA
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Saudi Arabia, France Deepen Cultural Cooperation with New Executive Programs

The executive programs focus on fostering partnerships in heritage, museums, libraries, film, and other cultural sectors. SPA
The executive programs focus on fostering partnerships in heritage, museums, libraries, film, and other cultural sectors. SPA

Saudi Minister of Culture Prince Bader bin Abdullah bin Farhan Al Saud met with his French counterpart, Rachida Dati, during President Emmanuel Macron’s visit to the Kingdom.

The meeting culminated in the signing of executive programs with leading French cultural institutions to strengthen cultural collaboration between the two nations.
The executive programs focus on fostering partnerships in heritage, museums, libraries, film, and other cultural sectors.

The initiatives promote cultural exchange, mutual understanding, and innovation through shared expertise and resources. Key areas of collaboration include heritage preservation, archaeological research, creative industries, manuscripts, and cinema.

Activities under the programs encompass training artisans, conducting archaeological surveys, organizing educational workshops, facilitating exhibitions, showcasing manuscripts, and nurturing talent in film and related fields.

The efforts emphasize knowledge sharing, capacity building, and the preservation and advancement of cultural heritage.

The executive programs were signed with the following institutions:
• National Monuments Center
• Operator of Heritage and Cultural Real Estate Projects
• French National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research
• Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Création Industrielle
• National Library of France
• Grand Palais
• National Center for Cinema and the Moving Image
• National Institute of Cultural Heritage of France
• The National School of Photography of Arles
The agreements represent a significant milestone in Saudi-French cultural relations, highlighting their shared commitment to advancing global cultural heritage and fostering innovation in the arts.
Both nations continue to build on their longstanding relationship, contributing to global cultural dialogue and enriching their respective cultural landscapes.