Culinary Arts Commission Showcases Saudi Culture at Sirha Lyon 2025

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Culinary Arts Commission Showcases Saudi Culture at Sirha Lyon 2025

The Culinary Arts Commission logo
The Culinary Arts Commission logo

The Culinary Arts Commission is participating in the Sirha Lyon 2025 Exhibition, which will be held in Lyon, France, on January 23-27, where the Commission will showcase through its pavilion "Taste of Saudi Culture" a distinguished cultural experience that highlights Saudi culinary arts and its diversity.
Sirha is one of the world's leading events specializing in food and hospitality services. More than 40 countries are participating this year as they contribute to showcasing the latest food products, organizing international cooking competitions, and shedding light on the sector's future and its most prominent trends SPA reportd.
The "Taste of Saudi Culture" pavilion includes five interactive zones that introduce visitors to local Saudi products. The tour starts from the reception area, which reflects Saudi hospitality by serving Saudi Coffee. Other local food products include Ma'amoul, dates and their derivatives, and spices.
The Culinary Arts Commission's participation in the Sirha Exhibition enhances cooperation and partnerships that contribute to the global definition of Saudi food identity.



Over 100,000 Visitors Attend Al-Jouf International Olive Festival

Photo by SPA
Photo by SPA
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Over 100,000 Visitors Attend Al-Jouf International Olive Festival

Photo by SPA
Photo by SPA

The 18th Al-Jouf International Olive Festival has attracted more than 100,000 visitors over the past five days, including attendees from both within and outside the Kingdom.

Organized by the Municipality of Al-Jouf Region at the Prince Abdullah Cultural Center in Sakaka, the festival offers a range of activities designed to enrich visitors’ experiences. These include Olive Kitchen, Olive Gallery, Oliva Park, and areas for productive families, SPA reported.

The event has become a key attraction for olive enthusiasts, producers, and experts on local, regional, and international levels.
Chief Executive Officer of the festival Omar bin Abdulaziz Al-Hamwan announced that the festival will continue until January 12.