The Saudi Heritage Commission is participating in the Beijing International Book Fair in China with the aim of providing visitors with a platform to expand their knowledge about national heritage.
The commission also aims to familiarize visitors with the Kingdom’s diverse culture, historical landmarks and historical significance through its participation in BIBF, which began on Wednesday and continues until June 23, the Saudi Press Agency reported.
Saudi Arabia is guest of honor at the exhibition, providing visitors with a distinct heritage experience through its special pavilion.
The Saudi platform includes a display of archaeological reproductions that reflect the Kingdom’s cultural and historical depth over thousands of years.
It also showcases several Saudi handicrafts, such as Arabic calligraphy, prayer bead making and Sadu weaving. Saudi artisans will provide live demonstrations of their handicrafts. The exhibition will feature display screens presenting the Kingdom’s rich and diverse heritage.
The commission’s involvement in BIBF is part of the Kingdom’s participation in various international forums.
Saudi Arabia continues its efforts to raise cultural awareness and preserve national heritage, and this participation also aims to highlight the Kingdom’s heritage to a global audience.
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