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Updated 08 April 2017

Huda Bashatah

April 08, 2017 15:30

The historic Jeddah festival “Atareek” in its fourth edition is a reminder for Saudis and expatriates about the Kingdom’s history, and allows them to allocate some time to immerse themselves in those glorious times. The festival lasts for 10 days and ends Saturday.