Indiana University Students Discover Authentic Saudi Culture at Cultural Mission: Art, Language, and Tradition
A group of students from Indiana University Bloomington visited the Saudi Arabian Cultural Mission in the US as part of a cultural exchange program.
The mission's directors, Dr. Fawzi Bukhari and Dr. Abdulaziz Al-Turki, welcomed the delegation.
The students toured the King Abdullah Cultural Hall, where they saw Saudi art, including sculptures, calligraphy, and exhibits showcasing authentic Saudi culture.
Al-Turki highlighted Saudi Arabia's commitment to the Arabic language through initiatives like the King Salman International Complex and various ministries.
He mentioned language competitions involving Saudi scholarship students.
The delegates appreciated the authenticity of Saudi culture, showcased through costumes, food, architecture, and traditional coffee preparation tools.
The students toured the King Abdullah Cultural Hall, where they saw Saudi art, including sculptures, calligraphy, and exhibits showcasing authentic Saudi culture.
Al-Turki highlighted Saudi Arabia's commitment to the Arabic language through initiatives like the King Salman International Complex and various ministries.
He mentioned language competitions involving Saudi scholarship students.
The delegates appreciated the authenticity of Saudi culture, showcased through costumes, food, architecture, and traditional coffee preparation tools.
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