Sakaka: A three-day heritage market opened yesterday at Al-Nakheel Park in Sakaka, bringing together entrepreneurs and producers from the manufacturing, textile, and traditional food sectors. The market aims to promote culture, heritage, and entertainment and enrich the experience of visitors to Al-Jouf Region. According to Saudi Press Agency, the market features handicrafts, handmade textiles, works by visual artists, and dishes from Al-Jouf offered by participating chefs. The program also includes craft demonstrations reflecting local identity, poetry evenings, and rababa performances.
Al-Ittihad Prepared for AFC Champions League Clash Against Al-Ain, Says Coach Wissing
Jeddah:Al-Ittihad head coach Jens Wissing expressed confidence in his team’s readiness for the upcoming AFC Champions League Elite match against Al-Ain from the UAE. The clash is set to take place on Monday, and Wissing emphasized the importance of sh…