Saudi Gazette report

JAKARTA—The "Jusoor" exhibition, organized by the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance, has received more than 650,000 visitors from various segments of Indonesian society since its launch in the Indonesian capital Jakarta six days ago.

The exhibition is one of the most prominent Saudi cultural initiatives abroad, aiming to build bridges of cultural communication and introduce the diverse Saudi identity in a comprehensive artistic and intellectual format.

It was widely welcomed by the Indonesian public, as well as visitors from various Arab and foreign nationalities, making it a remarkable cultural event and a topic of discussion in the media and social media platforms across Indonesia.

This great turnout confirms the success of the exhibition in achieving its objectives of enhancing cultural and civilizational communication and building bridges of knowledge and understanding between Saudi Arabia and the friendly people of Indonesia.

Through its diverse pavilions, the exhibition showcases the richness of Saudi culture and its historical and Islamic treasures in an interactive style that combines visual presentation with sensory experience.

It was designed architecturally to facilitate smooth navigation between its various sections, starting with a portal inspired by Najdi architecture that embodies the spirit of authenticity and identity, passing through models and heritage pieces, and finally reaching the interactive corners that allow visitors to experience the Saudi experience in its finest details.