The Saudi Arabian Society for Culture and Arts signed on Tuesday in Riyadh a memorandum of cooperation with the Jadat Al-Fann Society, supported by Misk Foundation, to implement the ‘Huwiyatuna’ program, aiming to strengthen partnership among non-profit sector institutions, develop artistic capabilities, and consolidate national identity through specialized training programs. Culture and Arts Society was represented by its Director General Khaled Al-Baz, while Jadat Al-Fann Society was represented by its Chairman of the Board of Directors Ibrahim Al-Hakami. The memorandum aims to implement an integrated program according to professional standards, to develop participants’ skills in artistic fields, enhance the presence of national identity in creative output, empower artistic talents, achieve sustainable cultural impact, in addition to supervising the program’s implementation, organization, and media documentation, and providing a suitable environment for its success. The program includes 72 training hours implemented over six weeks, contributing to qualifying beneficiaries, imparting the targeted artistic skills, and granting them certificates of program completion. Both parties affirmed that the memorandum comes within the framework of unifying efforts and exchanging expertise to elevate artistic programs, enhance investment in creative energies, and support cultural development targets, in line with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030 in developing the cultural sector and empowering creators.