Handicrafts are a key component of intangible cultural heritage, showcasing inherited skills, creativity, and aesthetic values. They represent Saudi identity by connecting the past to the present, playing a vital role in the economy by diversifying income sources and enhancing cultural visibility, in line with Vision 2030.
Promoting Cultural Heritage: Saudi Arabia's Commitment to Handicraft Education and Innovation
Saudi Press Agency, 09 November 2025, Saudi Arabia
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