The King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture (Ithra) has concluded the fourth edition of its annual children's program, "Days of the Little Ones," which drew a notable turnout of more than 47,000 visitors, in an atmosphere filled with learning and creativity.

Book Fair: A Cultural Bridge Between Generations

The event featured a book fair dedicated to children, with 20 varied corners, and notable participation from the Arab Republic of Egypt as guest of honor. The Egyptian cultural office presented more than 200 carefully selected story titles, aiming to promote quality reading and build a well-read, creative generation.
Dr. Ahmed Said, the Egyptian cultural attache, praised the importance of such events in strengthening international cultural exchange, with a focus on offering educational and entertaining content suited to children of all ages.

Diverse Interactive and Creative Programs

The event included interactive activities such as workshops, puzzles, and family challenges aimed at developing children's skills and unleashing their creativity. The program also included activities for children of determination, giving the event an inclusive character that supports diversity and integration.

A Continued Message to Promote Children's Culture

"Days of the Little Ones" is part of Ithra's annual programming to promote children's culture and enrich their imagination through activities that combine education and entertainment. The initiative seeks to offer a comprehensive learning experience aimed at developing creativity and instilling cultural values in children.