Jusoor program to back local creative talent

The program aims to build long-term partnerships, promoting creativity and innovation. (SPA)
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Updated 19 August 2024
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Jusoor program to back local creative talent

  • Jusoor connects designers with businesses, enabling them to turn ideas into market-ready products
  • The program supports local talent, boosts careers and helps brands to discover new design talent

RIYADH: The Architecture and Design Commission has launched the Jusoor program, part of the “Designed in Saudi” initiative, to foster collaboration between local creators, leading companies, and clients seeking innovative design.

Jusoor connects designers with businesses, enabling them to turn ideas into market-ready products. This program supports local talent, boosts careers and helps brands to discover new design talent, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Monday.

The program aims to build long-term partnerships, promoting creativity and innovation. It organizes design competitions for well-known, offering local designers a chance to display their skills.

It also provides special projects and mentoring sessions with design experts to enhance skills and market insights.

The program is expected to attract wide participation, improving communication and strengthening partnerships among stakeholders.


Saudi foreign ministry condemns demolition of UNRWA buildings in Jerusalem by Israel

Updated 20 January 2026
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Saudi foreign ministry condemns demolition of UNRWA buildings in Jerusalem by Israel

  • Israeli bulldozers demolished structures inside Sheikh Jarrah compound on Tuesday
  • Kingdom expresses support for beleaguered UN agency in statement

RIYADH: The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the demolition of buildings belonging to the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees by Israeli occupation forces in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood of occupied Jerusalem.
The ministry rejected Israeli violations of international law and held the international community responsible for addressing the Israeli policy of “crimes against international relief organizations,” the Saudi Press Agency reported.
It added: “Saudi Arabia expresses its support for UNRWA in its humanitarian mission to provide relief to the brotherly Palestinian people, and calls on the international community to protect relief organizations, their workers and their facilities.”
On Tuesday, Israeli bulldozers demolished structures inside UNRWA’s compound in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood of Jerusalem after storming the area and sealing off the surrounding streets, according to Wafa news agency.