Children's Literary Week Promotes Cultural Activities Across Saudi Regions
The week-long event aims to foster a passion for reading among children while enhancing their reading skills and intellectual abilities.
RIYADH: The Children’s Literary Week, organized by the Literature, Publishing and Translation Commission, is currently taking place at the Culture Center in Sakaka, Jouf region.
The event, which will run until Sept. 4, is part of ongoing efforts to promote literary culture across the Kingdom and provide children with opportunities to express their creativity.According to Abdullatif Alwasel, CEO of the commission, the week-long event aligns with the National Culture Strategy and Vision 2030 as it aims to build a literate, creative generation.
He added that workshops for both children and parents, along with participation from specialists in developing children’s talents, are key components of the program.The week includes theatrical performances, literary competitions, interactive activities, artistic programs, and storytelling sessions designed to engage children and promote their connection with reading and literature.
Educational and interactive corners are dedicated to nurturing children's imaginations and strengthening their bond with reading and literature from an early age.With events taking place across five regions over the course of a week, the Children’s Literary Week seeks to instill a passion for reading, storytelling, and writing among both children and parents.
It also aims to enhance children’s reading skills and intellectual abilities while raising cultural awareness and encouraging engagement in cultural and creative activities.
The event, which will run until Sept. 4, is part of ongoing efforts to promote literary culture across the Kingdom and provide children with opportunities to express their creativity.According to Abdullatif Alwasel, CEO of the commission, the week-long event aligns with the National Culture Strategy and Vision 2030 as it aims to build a literate, creative generation.
He added that workshops for both children and parents, along with participation from specialists in developing children’s talents, are key components of the program.The week includes theatrical performances, literary competitions, interactive activities, artistic programs, and storytelling sessions designed to engage children and promote their connection with reading and literature.
Educational and interactive corners are dedicated to nurturing children's imaginations and strengthening their bond with reading and literature from an early age.With events taking place across five regions over the course of a week, the Children’s Literary Week seeks to instill a passion for reading, storytelling, and writing among both children and parents.
It also aims to enhance children’s reading skills and intellectual abilities while raising cultural awareness and encouraging engagement in cultural and creative activities.
