5 spice blends from the Middle East to enhance your dishes
Why don't you take a moment in the kitchen and travel to the far reaches of the Middle East? Between the freshness of the...
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Yemen: Taiz National Museum reopens after 4 years
The National Museum of Taiz, Yemen, has just reopened its doors to the public after 4 years of closure. It had closed its doors...
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Chivalry of East and West at the Louvre Abu Dhabi
Whether they come from the Islamic or the Christian world, knights exert a certain form of fascination on us. It is no doubt for...
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Gnawa culture is part of UNESCO’s intangible heritage
An ancient culture born in Morocco, Gnawa, has just been inscribed on UNESCO's intangible heritage of humanity. Focus on what is undeniably more than...
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The cultivation of date palm throughout the world is part of UNESCO’s intangible heritage
Last Wednesday, UNESCO's Intangible Heritage of Humanity Committee met in Bogota, Colombia, to decide on new additions to the list. The Arab world was...
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In Rome, Saudi culture is in the spotlight
In the Italian capital, an exhibition on Saudi antiquities is currently breaking records, according to the Saudi Press Agency.
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Saudi Arabia elected to UNESCO World Heritage Committee
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was elected for the first time on Wednesday to the UNESCO World Heritage Committee. The announcement comes one week...
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The Al-Aan Palace, a little-known architectural jewel
The world is gradually discovering Saudi Arabia's hidden treasures as news of the country's opening to tourism spreads and new destinations become known.
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In Bethlehem, this olive tree is as old as time
In Palestine, near Bethlehem, there is an olive tree that has proudly occupied its place for over 5000 years... It is the largest and...