Saudi-Pakistani Visual Arts Exhibition Kicks Off in Jeddah

The joint Saudi-Pakistani visual arts exhibition, titled "Wahid" (One), started at the Consulate General of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan in Jeddah. Running from November 12 to 14 under the theme "One Spirit, Shared Heritage, Diverse Expressions," the event brings together over 60 Saudi and Pakistani artists as a cultural platform for creative exchange.

 The showcase features a wide range of visual artworks and traditional Arabic calligraphy, including pieces by Pakistani Ambassador to Saudi Arabia Ahmad Farooq and internationally renowned calligrapher Shafiq-uz-Zaman.

 Director of the Jeddah branch of the Saudi Arabian Society for Culture and Arts Mohammed Al Subaih underscored the vital role of such exhibitions in highlighting creative achievements, connecting artists directly with the public, and enriching the local visual arts scene.

 Consul General of Pakistan in Jeddah Mustafa Rabbani praised the exhibition for celebrating shared heritage and artistic diversity while strengthening deep-rooted bilateral cultural and historical ties.

 Open to families, students, and art enthusiasts via prior registration, the three-day exhibition has drawn strong public attendance following an opening ceremony attended by Saudi intellectuals, business leaders, and members of the Pakistani community.