Dr. Fahad bin Sultan Al-Sultan, Executive Director of Salam (peace) for Cultural Communication project said that Saudi Salam (peace) Forum due on January 6, aims at building common concepts of co-existence and building bridges of communication between Saudi society and other societies from around the world.
The Conference Center at the headquarters of the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) will be hosting the Saudi Peace Forum, which will last for two days.
Dr. Al-Sultan said the project of peace for cultural communication has been keen since the start of its work, to monitor and analyze the most prominent issues affecting the image of the Kingdom, in some international media through inaccuracy in disseminating information about Saudi Arabia and its people.

He added the forum will highlight the progress, achievements and the great efforts the kingdom has made for the benefit of mankind and world peace, according to SPA.
Vision 2030
The executive director added that the project aims at building common concepts of co-existence and bridging communication between Saudi society and other societies in accordance with the national vision 2030 of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which emphasized the importance and necessity of spreading the culture of coexistence and civilized communication between different peoples and societies.
The forum will be venue for a number of side events to reveal the depth of human and cultural heritage of the Saudi society and its noble values of coexistence with others, amid displays of young people from around the world.
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