Tabuk’s Olive Festival Kicks off
The Tabuk Olive Festival is an emblem of tradition and agricultural prosperity in Saudi Arabia.
Celebrating the region’s rich olive cultivation, the festival, in its third edition, unfolds a variety of activities and shows, painting Tabuk with shades of green and communal harmony.
Festival Kickoff
On October 24, 2023, the grounds of Prince Fahd bin Sultan Park in Tabuk buzzed with anticipation as the Olive Festival made its grand entrance. The event, spanning five days, showcased over 40 exhibitors from local olive farms, marking the beginning of a green journey.
Ongoing Attractions
As the festival marches forward, a plethora of activities and shows continue to enthrall the visitors. The festival, organized by the local branch of the Ministry of Environment, Water, and Agriculture, has been receiving an encouraging response from both visitors and consumers.
Spotlight Participation
Among the noteworthy participations, the exhibit of farmer Turki bin Nasser Al Atawi stood out.
For the first time in the region, his booth displayed a unique cultivation of roses from the Almond Mountains, showcasing a fragrant fusion of roses and olives at the festival.
Tabuk Olive Festival is more than just a celebration of olives; it’s a platform that fosters community engagement, agricultural innovation, and cultural appreciation. Through its variety of activities and shows, the festival continues to be a green beacon in the heart of Tabuk.
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