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Doha, Qatar: The Al Shaqab International Arabian Horse Show will kick off today under the patronage of President of the Qatar Olympic Committee and Ch...

Doha, Qatar: The equestrian world eagerly anticipates the inaugural edition of the Al Shaqab International Arabian Horse Show, set to make a grand ent...

Abhinav Bindra, India's first individual gold medallist Olympics, on Sunday made a presentation to the 141st IOC Session about the first Olympic Values Education Programme (OVEP) that was rolled out in India in May 2022.The OVEP programme and ...

About 2 million pilgrims converged on the tent city of Mina on Monday morning to begin the spiritual journey of a lifetime, as the sacred pilgrimage of Hajj 1444 got underway.By evening, the site reverberated to the sound of the pilgrims’ reciting Talbiya

JEDDAH: The Red Sea Documentary Film Days is showcasing six documentaries from Saudi Arabia, France, Guinea, Syria, and Iraq, exploring themes of migration, camaraderie, and cinema archives at Hayy Cinema in Jeddah. The event, which kicked off on Thursday and will run until June 25, is co-curated by the Red Sea International Film Festival Foundation and Art Jameel.

‘Crisis & Disaster Countries Visa’ grants Sudanese citizens one-year temporary residency, enabling them to seek refuge, rebuild lives, access necessary support

The Cultural Village Foundation, Katara has begun preparing the location where the third edition of the Katara International Arabian Horse Festival (K...

JEDDAH: The first slate of films to be screened at Saudi Arabia’s upcoming Red Sea International Film Festival has been unveiled, with organizers revealing the lineup for the coveted “New Cinema/ New Saudi” section. With the festival set to build on the lauded success of its first edition in 2021, industry leaders from around the world are gearing up to attend the second

The second edition of this film fest will bring together 120 films from around the globe

The rise of a more modern culture presents new challenges to its once fettered artists.