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Tuesday, July 28, 2026
Ibrahim Al-Hajjaj Stars in New Arab Drama “Baby Shark”

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Saudi Arabia's General Entertainment Authority has launched the official identity for National Day 2026 under the slogan "Our Pride in Our Nature," signaling early preparations for the annual celebration. Across the Arab region, entertainment venues are hosting summer festivals, new drama productions are in development, and cultural institutions are concluding educational programs that engaged participants from multiple countries.

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  • Saudi National Day 2026 Identity Launch — Turki bin Abdulmohsin Al Al-Shiekh, chairman of the General Entertainment Authority, unveiled the branding for the 2026 National Day celebration, featuring the theme "Our Pride in Our Nature." The announcement reflects the authority's ongoing commitment to marking the annual occasion with cohesive cultural messaging.
  • Enrich Center Concludes Reading Summit — King Abdulaziz World Cultural Center (Enrich) completed its "Aqra Al-Ithrai" reading competition for children, bringing together 20 young participants from five Arab nations for the eleventh edition of the "Aqra" competition. The event focused on early-literacy development and cross-regional cultural engagement.
  • Ibrahim Al-Hajjaj and Aiten Amer to Star in "Baby Shark" Series — Saudi actor Ibrahim Al-Hajjaj will lead a new drama production titled "Baby Shark," marking his first collaboration with Egyptian actress Aiten Amer in a joint Arab production. The drama is currently in development.
  • Turkish Authorities Investigate Celebrity Fundraising Donations — Turkish prosecutors are examining allegations that funds collected from earthquake relief campaigns were misappropriated by public figures, with multiple entertainers under investigation including singer Halit Ergin. The inquiry has expanded following initial revelations about the handling of donations intended for earthquake victims.
  • Egyptian Court Overturns Defamation Case Ruling — An Egyptian appellate court reversed an acquittal and convicted audio producer Bahaa El-Din Sayed Mohamed of defamation against musician Hussein Al-Jasmi, imposing financial penalties. The reversal followed discovery of falsified documentary evidence in the original trial.
  • Al-Taawola Heritage Festival Opening — The ninth annual Al-Taawola heritage festival will launch on Tuesday evening, offering cultural and traditional programming. The festival has established itself as a significant annual cultural event drawing both local residents and visitors.
  • Coming Up:

    The Literature, Publishing, and Translation Authority has concluded its intensive simultaneous interpretation program with a ceremonial event in Riyadh. Amala destination on the Red Sea coast begins guest reception following the opening of Four Seasons Amala and Six Senses Amala resort properties.

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