The Museums Commission has signed a memorandum of understanding with the King Abdulaziz Complex for Endowment Libraries in Riyadh, aimed at enhancing cooperation across the cultural, knowledge, and national heritage sectors.
The agreement seeks to deepen collaboration between the two institutions as part of integrated national efforts to safeguard cultural heritage and advance the museum and endowed library ecosystem. Moreover, through this partnership, both parties aim to enrich the Kingdom’s cultural and knowledge offerings while strengthening their presence at the local and international levels.
The MoU identifies several areas of cooperation, including the organization of joint exhibitions and cultural events, alongside the exchange of expertise, data, and technical consultations to support institutional development and capacity building.
This partnership aligns with Saudi Arabia’s vision of preserving its cultural heritage and elevating its global profile through coordinated initiatives that foster a vibrant, knowledge-driven future for generations to come. It also highlights the importance of unified national efforts in preserving and promoting heritage as a cornerstone of cultural and knowledge-based development in the Kingdom.
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