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RIYADH: The Children鈥檚 Literary Week, organized by the Literature, Publishing and Translation Commission, is being held at the Culture Center in Sakaka, Jouf region.
It will run until Sept. 4, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Sunday.
Abdullatif Alwasel, the commission鈥檚 CEO, said the event is part of ongoing efforts to promote literary culture across the Kingdom while giving children opportunities to express their creativity.
He added that it will help build a literate, creative generation in line with the National Culture Strategy and Vision 2030.
The week features workshops for children and parents, as well as participation from specialists in developing children鈥檚 talents.
It also includes theatrical performances, literary competitions, interactive activities, artistic programs, and storytelling sessions, the SPA reported.
Educational and interactive corners are designed to nurture children鈥檚 imaginations and strengthen their connection with reading and literature from an early age.
Held across five regions over a week, the event aims to foster a passion for reading, storytelling, and writing among children and parents.
It also seeks to enhance children鈥檚 reading skills and intellectual abilities, raise cultural awareness, and encourage engagement in cultural and creative activities.