RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Interior on Friday launched a joint tactical exercise for the sectors of the Kingdom’s internal security apparatus in the capital, Riyadh, Saudi Press Agency reported.
The fourth edition of the “Watan 91” exercise, meaning homeland, which is being held under the patronage of Minister of Interior Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Naif, was launched by the Assistant Minister of Interior for Operations Affairs, Lt. Gen. Saeed bin Abdullah Al-Qahtani.
Al-Qahtani thanked King Salman, the supreme commander of all military forces, and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who is also minister of defense, for supporting and assisting the security sectors.
He said that the joint tactical exercise is being held under the guidance and follow-up of the interior minister, and within the plans of the Ministry of Interior to develop training and raise the level of employee performance to maintain security and protect the capabilities and gains of the country.
The exercise also aims to diversify operational training, in terms of command and control, and field assumptions, and includes a number of sporting and social activities.
The Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority and the Saudi Red Crescent Authority will participate in a number of security applications and operations in the exercise.
Saudi interior ministry launches joint tactical exercise for internal security forces sector
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Saudi interior ministry launches joint tactical exercise for internal security forces sector
- The joint tactical exercise is being held under the guidance and follow-up of the interior minister
Egyptian products, folk arts draw visitors in Makkah
MAKKAH: The Egyptian Products Exhibition in Makkah offers a diverse shopping and entertainment experience, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Monday.
Hosted by the Makkah Chamber of Commerce at its Exhibition and Events Center, the event features Egyptian folk arts that highlight the nation’s rich heritage.
The accompanying program includes performances inspired by traditional and folk arts, reflecting the diversity of Egyptian culture, the SPA added.
These performances are presented alongside displays of traditional handicrafts and heritage products that blend authenticity with modern creativity.
The inclusion of folk arts aims to enrich the visitor experience beyond shopping, promote cultural exchange, and support Egypt’s cultural presence at events in the Kingdom.
The exhibition showcases a wide range of Egyptian products, including handicrafts, food, and consumer goods, along with family-friendly entertainment and interactive activities.
Running until Feb. 1, the exhibition strengthens commercial and cultural ties between Saudi Arabia and Egypt, the SPA reported.
