Diriyah Company Showcases Saudi Heritage in Beijing

Diriyah Company Showcases Saudi Heritage in Beijing
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Diriyah Company Showcases Saudi Heritage in Beijing

Diriyah Company Showcases Saudi Heritage in Beijing

Diriyah Company is presenting Saudi heritage and culture to a global audience at its Visit Saudi pavilion, part of the Saudi Travel Festival held in Tian-Tan Park in Beijing, China.

The festival is part of a worldwide promotional campaign and was inaugurated by Minister of Tourism Ahmed Al-Khateeb on October 17.

In a statement on Saturday, Diriyah Company said the Diriyah pavilion provides visitors with unique interactive experiences, and showcases Saudi hospitality by offering the traditional Saudi coffee and dates.

It also invites visitors to don the Bisht Al-Barqa, one of the most prominent traditional men's costumes in Diriyah and to take a souvenir photograph with a backdrop of Diriyah.

Visitors are able to participate in artistic activities, utilizing clay and exploring the art of Arabic calligraphy against a backdrop that embodies Saudi heritage, and music played on the oud.

The Saudi Travel Festival, which kicked off on October 18 and continues until October 26, aims to increase awareness about Saudi Arabia's tourist and historical destinations, and rich culture. The event will highlight the Kingdom’s cultural diversity and rich history.

The exhibition features engaging activities, including travel packages that allow visitors to explore the Kingdom's most significant historical and tourist attractions, including Diriyah, as well as immerse themselves in enriching experiences in the Kingdom.



Sultan bin Abdulaziz Foundation Lauds Saudi Arabia, UNESCO on World Arabic Language Day Celebration

Sultan bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud Foundation logo
Sultan bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud Foundation logo
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Sultan bin Abdulaziz Foundation Lauds Saudi Arabia, UNESCO on World Arabic Language Day Celebration

Sultan bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud Foundation logo
Sultan bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud Foundation logo

Secretary General of Sultan bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud Foundation Prince Faisal bin Sultan bin Abdulaziz stressed that the World Arabic Language Day celebration, organized by the foundation in collaboration with UNESCO and Saudi Arabia's Permanent Delegation to the organization, and held in Paris last Wednesday, provided a prominent platform to emphasize the significance of the Arabic language and its vital role in shaping the cultural and civilizational identity of Arab and Islamic nations.

He mentioned that it was a remarkable opportunity to explore the challenges faced by the language in the digital era, as well as ways to promote it through AI and innovation.

He also praised UNESCO's role and its great interest in the Arabic language, as well as the organization’s continuous efforts to support events that highlight the Arabic language as a global human heritage.

He also acknowledged the efforts of Saudi Arabia's Permanent Delegation to UNESCO for its active and distinguished role in holding the celebration, and for its diligent work in promoting the Kingdom's position as a hub for the Arabic language regionally and internationally.

Prince Faisal noted that the foundation's support for this celebration aligns with the Saudi Vision 2030, which places special emphasis on the Arabic language as a tool for global communication and a source of creativity and innovation.

He also highlighted the foundation's commitment to fostering collaboration with both international and local institutions to promote the Arabic language, utilizing avenues such as scientific research, technological initiatives, and cultural and educational activities.