G20 Summit Highlights Saudi Cultural Diversity

The G20 logo is projected at the historic site of al-Tarif in Diriyah district, on the outskirts of Saudi capital Riyadh, on Nov. 20, 2020. (Getty Images)
The G20 logo is projected at the historic site of al-Tarif in Diriyah district, on the outskirts of Saudi capital Riyadh, on Nov. 20, 2020. (Getty Images)
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G20 Summit Highlights Saudi Cultural Diversity

The G20 logo is projected at the historic site of al-Tarif in Diriyah district, on the outskirts of Saudi capital Riyadh, on Nov. 20, 2020. (Getty Images)
The G20 logo is projected at the historic site of al-Tarif in Diriyah district, on the outskirts of Saudi capital Riyadh, on Nov. 20, 2020. (Getty Images)

The G20 2020 Riyadh Summit has managed to reflect Saudi cultural diversity through architecture, traditional outfits and cuisine.

Events and activities of the international forum were overtaken by the Kingdom’s heritage and cultural landscape.

The 13 Saudi regions were represented in the details of the summit's work, especially at the G20’s media center and heritage nights.

Ahead of the virtual summit hosted by Riyadh, light was shed on the remarkable diversity of Saudi culture through meals inspired by Saudi cuisine, Arabic coffee originating from five different Saudi regions and a display of architecture styles across the Kingdom.

The G20 media center offered a platform to display Saudi art and to promote attractive and distinctive touristic destinations in the Kingdom such as Abha, AlUla and Diriyah.

Diriyah hosted a heritage-centered night that was attended by a host of journalists and guests that were allowed to visit the Kingdom after implementing Covid-19 preventative measures.

With Arabic coffee being an essential component of Saudi hospitality, a guest corner dedicated to Arabic coffee was set up at the summit’s headquarters. It offered a variety of blends that differ in aroma and consistency.



Ninth Citrus Festival to be Held in January in Saudi Arabia's Al-Hariq

The National Company for Agricultural Services has announced that registration is now open for farmers, beekeepers, and families working in the cottage industry - SPA
The National Company for Agricultural Services has announced that registration is now open for farmers, beekeepers, and families working in the cottage industry - SPA
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Ninth Citrus Festival to be Held in January in Saudi Arabia's Al-Hariq

The National Company for Agricultural Services has announced that registration is now open for farmers, beekeepers, and families working in the cottage industry - SPA
The National Company for Agricultural Services has announced that registration is now open for farmers, beekeepers, and families working in the cottage industry - SPA

The ninth citrus festival will be held in Saudi Arabia's Al-Hariq Governorate from January 1 to 10, 2025, showcasing a diverse range of citrus and other agricultural offerings.

The event will be held under the patronage of Governor of Riyadh Region Prince Faisal bin Bandar bin Abdulaziz.
The National Company for Agricultural Services has announced that registration is now open for farmers, beekeepers, and families working in the cottage industry and wishing to participate in the festival; applications are accepted until November 28, SPA reported.
The annual event attracts a large number of visitors and plays a vital role in showcasing the governorate’s high-quality citrus, fostering community engagement, and promoting local produce by providing farmers with a platform to display their products.