A Saudi institute has announced the expansion of its arts courses, offering more opportunities for students to engage in creative disciplines. The initiative aims to support cultural development and provide a broader range of artistic education. The program includes courses in visual arts, music, and performing arts, reflecting a growing emphasis on the arts in Saudi education. This move comes as part of broader efforts to diversify the national curriculum and promote cultural heritage.
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