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Saudi Arabia’s culture ministry launches WEAVINK competition to discover local talents

Saudi Arabia’s culture ministry launches WEAVINK competition to discover local talents

  • The five-month competition will provide more than 200 students with workshops and intensive training courses
  • The ministry is seeking to enhance the status of Arabic calligraphy and raise the spirit of student competition
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