Ministry of Culture Concludes Saudi Cultural Week in Osaka

The Ministry of Culture concluded today the Saudi Cultural Week activities in Osaka, Japan. The four-day program, held from July 12 to 15 at Expo's Gallery EAST, witnessed a remarkable presence of Japanese and international visitors during the week's activities, who came to learn about its various aspects and the integrated cultural experience it offers.
 The Saudi Cultural Week included multiple programs that focused on the Year of Handicrafts 2025 initiative as a significant theme reflecting the depth of Saudi identity, live performances, interactive experiences, and participation of several Saudi cultural organizations, as well as a celebration on the occasion of 70 years of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Saudi Arabia and Japan.
 The exhibition served as a cultural bridge, allowing the Kingdom to engage with both the Japanese and international communities, showcasing its cultural heritage and creative richness.
 The Saudi Cultural Week is an extension of the series of international cultural weeks organized by the Ministry of Culture, as part of the national strategy for culture, which aims to enhance the global presence of Saudi culture and strengthen cultural cooperation with friendly countries, under the umbrella of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030.