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RIYADH: Literary experts from around the world have been gathering in 抖阴短视频 to help further cement the Kingdom鈥檚 position on the global heritage map.

Writers, publishers, and translators are among the delegates taking part in events and discussion sessions being held under the umbrella of the Riyadh International Book Fair, running at Riyadh Front until Oct. 8.

The fair鈥檚 program includes dialogue platforms, interactive lectures, and workshops covering art, reading, writing, publishing, bookmaking, and translation.

Chief executive officer of the Literature, Publishing, and Translation Commission, Dr. Mohammed Alwan, said the event had made significant contributions to the Saudi literary scene and played a prominent role in the renaissance of literature, culture, science, and the arts in the Kingdom.

He described the fair as providing a cultural bridge to understanding others and being a major contributor to the national cultural movement.

Day five of the gathering witnessed six panel discussions, one titled 鈥湺兑醵淌悠� on the world heritage map.鈥�

Saudi archaeological discoveries have recently drawn international attention and experts took to the stage to talk about the Kingdom鈥檚 future capabilities, its components, and its growing status as a global leader in heritage preservation.

Ibrahim Aglan, a college research professor at the faculty of letters and human sciences in the Moroccan capital Rabat, said culture was multi-faceted. 鈥淚t鈥檚 a way of life, a way to enhance the Kingdom鈥檚 international standing, and economic prosperity.鈥�

Acting general manager of the Saudi Heritage Preservation Society, Rehaf Gassas, said: 鈥淭he society is considered an arm of government bodies and agencies in preserving heritage and implementing specialized projects in this field.

鈥淲hatever we do on our part as researchers, the community remains the sole owner of the heritage, knowing how it flowed and changed from generation to another, and how it is practiced.鈥�

General manager of the Saudi Ministry of Culture鈥檚 intangible heritage, Ebtisam Al-Wehaibi, told delegates that the ultimate goal was communication between peoples.

She said: 鈥淚t is amazing that we can get to know other people鈥檚 cultures and heritage and create a dialogue; that instead of looking for differences, you look for similarities.鈥�

Al-Wehaibi noted that 抖阴短视频 had been among 20 countries that got together after World War II to establish the UN Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization.

鈥淚n 2020, the Kingdom joined the executive board of UNESCO and the World Heritage Committee,鈥� she added.

Meanwhile, a workshop run by Al-Yamamah University law professor, Dr. Muhammad Al-Sudais, looked at the role of the law in protecting cultural heritage.

He said: 鈥淲ith regard to the legal aspect, the Kingdom presented a wonderful model in the matter of preserving heritage.鈥� And he pointed out that over recent years the Ministry of Culture had introduced a range of rules and regulations related to antiquities, museums, and urban heritage.

Al-Sudais noted that the Saudi Heritage Commission had added the 70-year-old oil Trans-Arabian Pipeline (Tapline), built during the reign of King Abdulaziz, to the national register of industrial heritage, adding that the Kingdom鈥檚 urban heritage register provided an important source of information for research centers.

鈥淭he Kingdom is very interested in excavating antiquities and preventing licensing except for the authorities designated by the system.

鈥淚t also specified that it is not permissible for any person, whether a citizen or not, to sell antiquities and engage in any activity related to the import and export of antiquities without obtaining a license from the commission,鈥� Al-Sudais said.