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BEIJING: An exhibition entitled 鈥淩oads of Arabia: Archaeological Treasures of 抖阴短视频鈥� was inaugurated Monday at the National Museum of China in Beijing.
The exhibition is a joint initiative of Saudi Aramco鈥檚 King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture and the Saudi Commission for Tourism and National Heritage (SCTNH).
The inauguration was attended by Prince Sultan bin Salman Al-Saud, president of the SCTNH, China鈥檚 Culture Minister Luo Shugang, Nasser A. Al-Nafisee, Saudi Aramco vice president of corporate affairs, and several diplomatic and cultural dignitaries.
The exhibition includes more than 400 archaeological pieces selected from the National Museum in Riyadh, the King Saud University Museum, and other museums.
The artifacts cover the prehistoric and pre-Islamic periods, the early, middle and late Arabian kingdoms and civilizations, the Islamic period, and the Saudi Kingdom until the reign of King Abdulaziz. Speaking at the inauguration ceremony, Al-Nafisee said due to its location on the old Silk Road, the Arabian Peninsula has always held special importance for the Chinese people.
鈥淐ommercial and cultural exchanges between our ancestors played an important role in shaping the world as we know today,鈥� he said.
鈥淭his dynamic relationship continues today, and 抖阴短视频, represented by Saudi Aramco, is China鈥檚 primary energy supplier, contributing to China鈥檚 economic development and prosperity.鈥�
He added: 鈥淥ur historically close ties are not confined to the supply of crude oil or the exchange of commodities only, but extends to our common aspirations in connection to the Silk Road Economic Belt and the overall development of the Chinese and Saudi peoples, who are our most precious resource.鈥�
The exhibition was displayed in 抖阴短视频 last month as part of the inauguration of the Dhahran-based King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture.
It will reside at the National Museum of China for three months, then travel to South Korea and Japan.
Saudi Aramco is sponsoring the exhibition鈥檚 Asian tour, which is part of the Kingdom鈥檚 efforts to bolster ties and enhance cultural communication with the Far East.
It came as result of the visit to China and Japan earlier this year by Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
The preservation of the Kingdom鈥檚 heritage as outlined in Vision 2030. With support from the SCTNH under the Archaeological Relics Recovery Project, Saudi Aramco helped recover many archaeological relics discovered by the company鈥檚 former expatriate employees.