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‘Being Saudi’ reveals Kingdom’s rich cultural fabric

‘Being Saudi’ reveals Kingdom’s rich cultural fabric

  • Interactive exhibition explores Saudi Arabia’s history and traditions 
By Rebecca Anne Proctor ·
‘A talent showcase’: Ithra’s cosmopolitan director outlines his strategy for the creative future of Saudi Arabia

‘A talent showcase’: Ithra’s cosmopolitan director outlines his strategy for the creative future of Saudi Arabia

By Frank Kane ·
Dhahran: Saudi energy capital with a prosperous past

Dhahran: Saudi energy capital with a prosperous past

By ASEEL BASHRAHEEL ·
Two media centers and 618 journalists to cover Arab Summit in Dhahran

Two media centers and 618 journalists to cover Arab Summit in Dhahran

By Arab News ·
Bridges art event narrows gap in understanding between KSA and US

Bridges art event narrows gap in understanding between KSA and US

By FARAH AL-SHARIF ·

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International Medical Center receives King Abdul Aziz Award
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