Al-Harthi receives Rawabi Holding Award in London
Ghadah W. Al-Harthi has received the Rawabi Holding Award for her contribution to promoting Saudi-British cultural relations.
She was awarded by Abdulaziz Al-Turki, chairman of Rawabi Holding. The award ceremony was held in the presence of Prince Khalid bin Bandar, Saudi ambassador to the UK.
Al-Harthi works in London as a senior cultural consultant delivering research, strategy and content curation to consultancies in the UK with projects in the Gulf countries.
She is also a senior lecturer and associate director of the MA Innovation Management at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London.
Alongside her work as a consultant and academic, she is a young adviser at Chatham House and a member of the Next Generation Committee.
For the past 10 years, Al-Harthi has been collaborating with key arts and culture institutions in the UK and the Gulf.
She aims to build bridges between communities, increase cultural exchange and enhance the multilayered communication between Saudi Arabia and the UK through her work, research and participation in international events.
In her acceptance speech, Al-Harthi said she was privileged “to have been able to strengthen cultural relations and to lead on major projects and research, with talented teams and academics here in London.”
She said: “I’m starting a London-based cultural initiative, which will aim to further continue my contributions to promoting cultural dialogue between the East and the West.”
Al-Harthi works in London as a senior cultural consultant delivering research, strategy and content curation to consultancies in the UK with projects in the Gulf countries.
She is also a senior lecturer and associate director of the MA Innovation Management at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London.
Alongside her work as a consultant and academic, she is a young adviser at Chatham House and a member of the Next Generation Committee.
For the past 10 years, Al-Harthi has been collaborating with key arts and culture institutions in the UK and the Gulf.
She aims to build bridges between communities, increase cultural exchange and enhance the multilayered communication between Saudi Arabia and the UK through her work, research and participation in international events.
In her acceptance speech, Al-Harthi said she was privileged “to have been able to strengthen cultural relations and to lead on major projects and research, with talented teams and academics here in London.”
She said: “I’m starting a London-based cultural initiative, which will aim to further continue my contributions to promoting cultural dialogue between the East and the West.”
