Riyadh will host the 23rd GCC Society for History and Archaeology Forum tomorrow, organized by the Heritage Commission and the King Abdulaziz Foundation (Darah), focusing on historical and archaeological studies related to GCC countries.
The forum will cover a wide range of topics, including prehistoric, ancient, Islamic, modern, and contemporary history, as well as significant historical and archaeological issues in the Arabian Peninsula.
Established in 1997, the GCC Society for History and Archaeology aims to enhance scientific research and highlight the region's heritage, with the forum supporting the Heritage Commission's efforts to preserve and develop cultural and historical knowledge in the Kingdom.
Riyadh, August 28, 2024 — Tomorrow, Riyadh will proudly host the 23rd session of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Society for History and Archaeology Forum. This distinguished event, co-organized by the Heritage Commission and the King Abdulaziz Foundation (Darah), promises to be a significant gathering for scholars, researchers, and enthusiasts of history and archaeology.
The forum is set to offer a robust platform for the exchange of expertise and the discussion of scientific studies concerning the rich and diverse history of the GCC countries. Participants will have the opportunity to delve into a range of topics covering both prehistoric and ancient historical periods, as well as the evolution of Islamic history. Additionally, the forum will address modern and contemporary historical issues relevant to the Gulf region, along with highlighting prominent historical and archaeological concerns related to the Arabian Peninsula.
Established in 1997, the GCC Society for History and Archaeology has long been dedicated to advancing scientific research in the fields of heritage and history. Its mission is to underscore the region's profound historical and archaeological significance, promoting a deeper understanding of its cultural assets.
The Heritage Commission’s involvement in organizing this forum is part of its broader commitment to preserving and enhancing the cultural sector within the Kingdom. By hosting such forums, the Commission aims to foster the development and appreciation of the Kingdom’s cultural heritage and historical narrative, contributing to the broader objectives of cultural preservation and promotion.
As the forum convenes, it will provide a vital opportunity for collaboration among GCC countries, strengthening ties and working towards future endeavors to enrich the collective historical and cultural knowledge of the region.