Riyadh: The Ministry of Media launched on Sunday the Sudanese Culture Week as part of the "Global Harmony 2" initiative, organized in cooperation with the General Entertainment Authority (GEA) and the Quality of Life Program. The event is part of a series of cultural activities showcasing 14 global cultures, held at Al-Suwaidi Park, one of Riyadh Season's venues.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the events began with a celebratory parade showcasing elements of Sudanese culture, featuring performances of traditional music, including the rhythms of the Dalooka and melodies of the Rababa, alongside scenes from a Sudanese bridal procession, creating a heritage tableau that drew broad engagement from visitors.
Sudanese Culture Week includes a diverse program of musical concerts, entertainment segments, and cultural pavilions, with participation from a selection of Sudanese singers and influencers presenting activities that reflect the cultural diversity of Sudan's regions and communities. The event stage hosted the first musical concerts, attended by thousands of visitors, who engaged with Rababa performances by traditional artists and popular social occasion songs from Sudan, performed by artists on the first day.
Sudanese Culture Week marks the final week of cultural events under the Global Harmony 2 initiative, building on the program's success in promoting cultural exchange and showcasing the cultures of communities residing in the Kingdom, reflecting the values of coexistence and cultural openness embraced by the Kingdom. The events will continue on Monday with a rich program featuring a variety of cultural and musical performances, alongside showcases of traditional Sudanese attire and a selection of prominent products and handicrafts, highlighting Sudan's heritage and cultural diversity.