Guinness World Records Recognizes Riyadh Drone Racing World Cup Edition as Largest

This is the Kingdom's hosting of the first-ever championship in the Middle East and North Africa  - SPA
This is the Kingdom's hosting of the first-ever championship in the Middle East and North Africa - SPA
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Guinness World Records Recognizes Riyadh Drone Racing World Cup Edition as Largest

This is the Kingdom's hosting of the first-ever championship in the Middle East and North Africa  - SPA
This is the Kingdom's hosting of the first-ever championship in the Middle East and North Africa - SPA

Riyadh has hosted the largest edition of the Drone Racing World Cup, held under the patronage of Riyadh Season and organized by the Saudi Federation for Cybersecurity, Programming, and Drones, in collaboration with the World Air Sports Federation, reflecting the Kingdom's ambitious aspirations and vision to enhance its global standing.
The Riyadh edition of the Drone Racing World Cup set a record in the Guinness World Records as the largest edition in terms of the number of participating countries, reinforcing the Kingdom's status as a global destination for hosting major sports and technology events, SPA reported.
The Kingdom's hosting of the first-ever championship in the Middle East and North Africa is a continuation of its strategy to promote innovation and support technical sports, aligning with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030, which aims to make the Kingdom a global hub for unique events and a destination for innovation and creativity.
The Kingdom's recognition in this edition further enhances its global standing in the field of technical sports, reaffirming its ongoing commitment to developing and organizing global events and reflecting its ambitious vision for leadership on the international stage.
The Guinness World Records, established in 1955, recognizes exceptional achievements and world records across diverse fields like sports, arts, technology, and science. Each record is carefully verified and registered according to strict criteria by a panel of experts.



Saudi Film Commission Joins FIAT/IFTA to Preserve Audiovisual Heritage

The membership supports the commission’s efforts to develop Saudi Arabia’s film archiving sector
The membership supports the commission’s efforts to develop Saudi Arabia’s film archiving sector
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Saudi Film Commission Joins FIAT/IFTA to Preserve Audiovisual Heritage

The membership supports the commission’s efforts to develop Saudi Arabia’s film archiving sector
The membership supports the commission’s efforts to develop Saudi Arabia’s film archiving sector

The Saudi Film Commission has joined the International Federation of Television Archives (FIAT/IFTA), a global network of more than 200 members dedicated to preserving audiovisual heritage.
The membership supports the commission’s efforts to develop Saudi Arabia’s film archiving sector while promoting Saudi and Arab cinematic heritage worldwide. It also facilitates knowledge transfer to local talent and fosters the exchange of expertise and archival collections with other FIAT/IFTA members, enriching the cinematic landscape both locally and internationally.
This step is part of the Commission’s broader vision to establish the Kingdom as a global hub for the film industry, strengthen the national economy, and elevate the Saudi film sector to international standards.