Professor Abdullah Alkadi, CEO of Abdullah Alkadi Consulting, participated in the Traditional Arts Forum, organized by the Royal Institute of Traditional Arts (WRTH), through a session titled: (Mirrors of Identity: Stylistic Approaches to Similarities and Differences in Traditional Arts and Crafts across Arab and Global Contexts).

The session explored traditional arts and crafts as living expressions of cultural identity, reflecting the shared foundations of human experience on one hand, and the distinct characteristics shaped by diverse environments and societies on the other. Through stylistic perspectives, it examined points of convergence and divergence between Arab and global traditions and their contemporary meanings.

This participation took place as part of Zamkana, one of the firm’s community engagement initiatives aimed at strengthening public connection and cultural interaction.

The contribution aligns with the firm’s ongoing commitment to meaningful cultural dialogue and with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030, particularly in preserving cultural heritage, empowering traditional arts and crafts, and positioning culture as a key driver of sustainable development and quality of life.

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