Saudi Literature, Publishing, Translation Commission Explores Visual Content Creation Process

Saudi Literature, Publishing, Translation Commission Explores Visual Content Creation Process
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Saudi Literature, Publishing, Translation Commission Explores Visual Content Creation Process

Saudi Literature, Publishing, Translation Commission Explores Visual Content Creation Process

Saudi Arabia’s Literature, Publishing, and Translation Commission hosted a workshop delving into the intricacies of visual content production, reported the Saudi Press Agency on Tuesday.

The workshop focused on understanding audience preferences and delivering content that resonates.

Participants explored strategies for identifying target audiences, analyzing their needs, and crafting engaging visual experiences.

The workshop also provided a platform for industry professionals to exchange insights and address key challenges.

This marks the 12th workshop the Commission has organized, with 746 individuals benefiting from these knowledge-sharing sessions. The initiative aims to empower individuals across the literature, publishing, and translation sectors.

The commission is committed to fostering a thriving literary and cultural landscape by investing in workshops and mentorship. The production of high-quality visual, audio, and written content is a cornerstone of this strategy, aimed at enriching people’s lives and promoting culture as an integral part of daily life.



ICESCO Issues Study on Combating Illicit Trafficking in Cultural Property in Arab Countries

ICESCO issues study on combating illicit trafficking in cultural property in Arab countries. (SPA)
ICESCO issues study on combating illicit trafficking in cultural property in Arab countries. (SPA)
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ICESCO Issues Study on Combating Illicit Trafficking in Cultural Property in Arab Countries

ICESCO issues study on combating illicit trafficking in cultural property in Arab countries. (SPA)
ICESCO issues study on combating illicit trafficking in cultural property in Arab countries. (SPA)

The Islamic World Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ICESCO) on Monday issued a new study entitled "Legislative Mechanisms for Combating Illicit Trafficking in Cultural Property in Arab Countries".

The study aims to provide a legal framework for protecting cultural properties in the organization's member states.
It offers practical solutions to strengthen the legal and institutional capacity of Arab countries in light of the growing challenges. It aims to foster coordination and the exchange of expertise in the best legislative practices, and to address gaps in national laws.
ICESCO stressed its commitment to protecting cultural heritage and strengthening laws used to combat the growing threat of illegal trafficking of cultural assets.