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- The program features five traditional Saudi performances and five Brazilian performances, culminating in a dance that integrates artistic elements from both nations
RIYADH: A Saudi Arabia-Brazil cultural event, under the Eltiqa program, was launched on Thursday at the King Fahad Cultural Center in Riyadh.
The event, which ends Feb. 1, was organized by the Royal Institute of Traditional Arts under the patronage of Prince Badr bin Abdullah bin Farhan, minister of culture and chair of the institute’s board of trustees.
The program features five traditional Saudi performances and five Brazilian performances, culminating in a dance that integrates artistic elements from both nations, the Saudi Press Agency reported.
Following the success of the inaugural Eltiqa event with South Korea in 2023, this second edition reaffirms the royal institute’s commitment to fostering international cultural dialogue.
On display is a collaborative artwork titled “Harmony,” created by two female artists, from Saudi Arabia and Brazil. More than 15 cultural activities and specialized workshops have been planned.
The event contributes to promoting and expanding traditional arts, aligning with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030.