Four Saudi performance traditions at the National Museum this October
Al-Khatwa, Al-Samer, Al-Khubaity and Al-Yanbawi feature from 4pm to 9pm, with the next performances on 8 and 9 October.
Al-Khatwa, Al-Samer, Al-Khubaity and Al-Yanbawi feature from 4pm to 9pm, with the next performances on 8 and 9 October.
Naseer Shamma’s exhibition runs at Fenaa Alawwal from 7 October to 7 November, with discussions, interactive experiences and advance registration.
Day-two research connects Arabic’s digital future with better datasets, language models and integrated cultural and technology policy.
The two centers will cooperate on heritage programmes, events, media and knowledge exchange under an agreement signed at the exhibition.
thinkcell has announced an October 7 workshop led by Ketan Ladd on helping finance leaders assess the return on marketing spending.
The signed agreement covers events, tourism, research, habitat protection and support for small businesses.
The honorary award was announced at the second Riyadh conference.
The October 4–8 programme opened with discussion of sustainable missions, orbital protection and debris.
Two juvenile hurr falcons sold for SAR 250,000 and SAR 100,000 on October 4 at the 2026 Saudi International Falcons and Hunting…
Al Humaidani won with B13 and 136 in the opening elite/professional races. The Malham competition runs until October 9.
The Riyadh opening featured 27 agreements targeting production, supply chains and partnerships, with exhibitors from 45 countries.
The second edition opens at Sofitel Riyadh on October 5, with an impact-focused programme and a Corporate Social Responsibility Award ceremony.
The King Salman Global Academy’s fifth annual conference opened in Riyadh on October 4, exploring Arabic, identity, creativity and digital culture.
The October 3 opening-night sales totaled SAR 550,000: one falcon fetched SAR 150,000 and another SAR 400,000.
The opening-day programme includes the first award ceremony, recognizing contributions from biosecurity to production and manufacturing.
The October 1–3 competition selected eight teams after evaluating their technology projects and market readiness.
Mohammed bin Khathlan discusses preserving hunting knowledge for future generations.
The pavilion introduces environmental protection technology and responsible hunting rules.