Summary:

In Riyadh, Deputy Minister of Media Khalid bin Abdulqader Al-Ghamdi commended the efforts of Saudi Arabia's 20.6 million Indians. His remarks coincided with the introduction of the 'Global Harmony' initiative, which is part of the "Quality of Life" program aimed at achieving the Vision 2030 goals. The Riyadh Season, which began on October 13, includes 45 days of activities celebrating the cultures of 11 countries, featuring concerts, cultural performances, cuisines, and handicraft displays.

He emphasized the importance of the Saudi-Indian friendship, citing increased collaboration in both economic and cultural areas. The 20.6 million Indians in Saudi Arabia make significant contributions to society. He referred to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visits in 2016 and 2019, highlighting the strong bilateral ties. This initiative, organized by the Ministry of Media and the General Entertainment Authority, seeks to demonstrate peaceful coexistence in Saudi society while also aligning with both countries' long-term aspirations under Vision 2030.

Source: IBEF

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