Riyadh, December 6, 2025 — Filipino Culture Days continue as part of the "Harmony of the World 2" initiative — organized by the Ministry of Media in cooperation with the General Entertainment Authority — offering a diverse range of folk and artistic performances reflecting the richness and diversity of Filipino identity, with strong visitor turnout at Al-Suwaidi Park, one of Riyadh Season's leading districts.

Day two of the event drew large crowds of visitors of various nationalities, who enjoyed vibrant artistic showcases including traditional music, folk dances and handicrafts, giving them the chance to learn about aspects of Filipino culture passed down through generations.

The cultural pavilions added an educational dimension, taking visitors on a journey through the Filipino way of life through displays of traditional and modern attire, and handicrafts such as shell art and textile weaving, alongside an introduction to the local customs and traditions that form the core of cultural identity across the archipelago.

The food corner also had a strong presence, with the food court — able to accommodate more than 5,000 visitors — giving guests the chance to sample popular Filipino dishes, offering a sensory experience that complemented the event's cultural dimension.

The event stage hosted live musical and performance shows by leading Filipino artists, creating a lively festive atmosphere that showcased the beauty of Filipino rhythms and the diversity of performing arts, boosting live engagement with the audience throughout.

"Harmony of the World" is part of the Kingdom's efforts to promote cultural exchange by showcasing 14 world cultures living in the Kingdom and highlighting harmony among different communities, in line with the Quality of Life Programme's goals and Saudi Vision 2030's vision of building modern cities that embrace diversity and celebrate cultures.