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Saudi Arabia-Japan sign pact for archaeological study in Tabuk

Iwai Fumio, ambassador of Japan in Saudi Arabia, visits the cultural heritage site. (Supplied)
Iwai Fumio, ambassador of Japan in Saudi Arabia, visits the cultural heritage site. (Supplied)
Iwai Fumio, ambassador of Japan in Saudi Arabia, oversees the signing of the agreement between Dr. Jasser and Dr. HASEGAWA So. (Supplied)
Iwai Fumio, ambassador of Japan in Saudi Arabia, oversees the signing of the agreement between Dr. Jasser and Dr. HASEGAWA So. (Supplied)
Iwai Fumio, ambassador of Japan in Saudi Arabia, during the signing of the agreement between Dr. Jasser and Dr. HASEGAWA So. (Supplied)
Iwai Fumio, ambassador of Japan in Saudi Arabia, during the signing of the agreement between Dr. Jasser and Dr. HASEGAWA So. (Supplied)
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18 Sep 2023 03:09:29 GMT9
18 Sep 2023 03:09:29 GMT9

Arab News Japan

Saudi Arabia and Japan have signed an agreement to conduct further archeological excavations at Al-Hawra in Tabuk’s Umluj governorate.

The pact was inked Sunday by Dr. Jasser Al-Harbash, CEO of the Heritage Commission in the Kingdom, and Dr. So Hasegawa, professor at Japan’s Waseda University.

Japan’s Ambassador to Saudi Arabia IWAI Fumio was present at the signing ceremony.

The team has already uncovered items of historical and cultural significance at the site, which is believed to have played an important role in trade from the coast.

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