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Saudi Arabia, China Sign Cultural Agreements to Boost Heritage, Arts Collaboration

Saudi Arabia’s Museums Commission and Heritage Commission signed four key agreements with leading Chinese cultural institutions in Beijing. The signing event, attended by Saudi Minister of Culture Prince Badr bin Abdullah bin Farhan, took place at China’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism. These agreements aim to enhance cultural cooperation between the two countries, aligning with Saudi Vision 2030.

Art and Archaeological Exchanges

The first agreement involves Saudi Arabia’s Museums Commission and the Shanghai Museum. It focuses on long-term loans of artworks and archaeological collections. The plan includes hosting the Kingdom’s Art Exhibition featuring contemporary Saudi artists at the Shanghai Museum.

Another agreement between the Museums Commission and the National Museum of China will establish a bilateral forum. It also includes long-term loans of artworks and archaeological pieces, with plans for the Saudi Musical Instruments Exhibition and the Kingdom’s Art Exhibition in China during 2025-2026.

Long-term Cooperation and Excavation Projects

The third agreement with the Chinese Palace Museum promotes long-term loans of artwork and archaeological collections, fostering further cooperation. The fourth agreement between the Heritage Commission and the Chinese Cultural Heritage Administration renews the license for excavation work at Saudi Arabia’s Al-Sereen archaeological site.

Strengthening Cultural Ties and Vision 2030 Goals

These initiatives represent a significant step toward strengthening cultural ties between Saudi Arabia and China. They align with Saudi Vision 2030’s aim of promoting international cultural exchange and expanding the Kingdom’s global cultural presence. The agreements open new opportunities for collaboration in the arts and heritage sectors, enhancing Saudi culture on a global scale.

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