RIYADH: The Saudi Arabian Society for Culture and Arts’ director of development and partnerships, Princess Haifa bint Abdulmohsen, was received by Taif’s governor, Prince Saud bin Nahar bin Saud, on Thursday at the governorate’s headquarters.
The strategy and programs of SASCA, which are designed to support and empower talent in the cultural and artistic domains, were presented to Prince Saud bin Nahar.
SASCA and Taif University struck a cooperative partnership. Taif Governor On Thursday, at the governorate’s headquarters, Prince Saud bin Nahar bin Saud met Princess Haifa bint Abdulmohsen, the director of development and partnerships at the Saudi Arabian Society for Culture and Arts.
In keeping with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 goals, he was briefed on SASCA’s strategy and efforts to nurture and empower talent in the cultural and creative domains.
The participants were also present when SASCA in Taif and Taif University signed a collaboration agreement.
The King’s Vision 2030 goals were aligned with SASCA’s approach and programs that support and empower talent in the cultural and creative domains.
A collaboration agreement between Taif University and SASCA in Taif was also signed in the presence of the parties.
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