Riyadh, December 3, 2025 — The "Harmony of the World 2" initiative, organized by the Ministry of Media in cooperation with the General Entertainment Authority, continues to offer global cultural performances that have drawn more than two million visitors since it launched, serving as an interactive platform showcasing the cultural diversity the Kingdom embraces and opening broad avenues for exchange between peoples.

The second day of Indonesian Culture Days at Al-Suwaidi Park — one of Riyadh Season's leading districts — featured a series of folk performances embodying the depth and diversity of Indonesian heritage, with visitors engaging with drum chants, musical rhythms and traditional dances inspired by the archipelago's islands and rich cultural stories.

Amid a lively festive atmosphere, Indonesia's cultural pavilions offered a wide range of handicrafts, traditional attire and street food, giving visitors a complete cultural experience reflecting the beauty and authenticity of Indonesian heritage. The artistic and musical performances also gave visitors a chance to learn about Indonesian identity and the richness of its culture, spread across hundreds of islands.

Day two featured performances by several Indonesian singers and influencers who brought the event stage to life with varied musical segments that won the audience's admiration. The children's theatre programme also drew families, offering educational and entertaining segments designed to build children's awareness of world cultures.

Many visitors expressed admiration for the excellent organization and diversity of activities, saying the initiative gave them a close-up look at daily life in Indonesia, including its folk arts, cuisine and traditional customs.

"Harmony of the World 2" continues through December 20, featuring 14 world cultures present in Riyadh amid an interactive atmosphere combining arts, heritage and music, with local and international attendance reflecting the Kingdom's status as a meeting point for global cultures.