📍 Riyadh – 26 Jumada al-Awwal 1447 AH, corresponding to November 17, 2025

The Ministry of Media, in cooperation with the General Entertainment Authority, concluded Egyptian Culture Days as part of the Global Harmony 2 initiative, with attendance surpassing 800,000 visitors who engaged with the artistic, heritage and cultural performances that highlighted the deep ties between Saudi and Egyptian culture.

As part of the Quality of Life Program, one of the programs delivering Saudi Vision 2030, the event featured more than 30 Egyptian-themed activities spanning theatrical concerts, heritage performances and interactive segments for children, in addition to handicraft corners, a decor pavilion, and traditional fashion shows that introduced visitors to the diversity of Egypt's cultural heritage.

Al Suwaidi Park, the main venue for the events, saw growing attendance from citizens and residents of various nationalities, as part of a series of cultural events running until December 20, through which the Ministry is showcasing 14 world cultures under the Global Harmony 2 initiative.

Egyptian Culture Days closed with an artistic night featuring a group of leading Egyptian singers who delivered a variety of musical and stage performances spanning folk and contemporary arts, alongside circus acts and interactive performances that drew visitors' admiration.

In a related development, Levant Culture Days open tomorrow with the participation of Jordan, Syria, Palestine and Lebanon, running for three days and featuring artistic concerts hosted by artists and influencers from across the region, alongside around 80 heritage arts performers and tasting experiences of traditional Levantine cuisine.

The Global Harmony initiative continues to showcase the diverse lives and cultures of residents in the Kingdom, shining a light on social harmony and cultural integration as part of efforts by government and private entities to raise quality of life and enrich the urban and cultural scene in Saudi cities.