Janadriyah: Misk Heritage Museum "Asaan", in collaboration with the Saudi Camel Racing Federation, is presenting a curated exhibition of selected artifacts from the "Art of Heritage" and "Asaan" collections as part of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Camel Festival 2026. Held at Janadriyah camel racing field, the exhibition highlights the deep-rooted and enduring relationship between humans and camels in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. According to Saudi Press Agency, Asaan, a subsidiary of the Mohammed bin Salman Foundation (Misk), makes its debut at the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Camel Festival, hosted by the Saudi Camel Racing Federation. Through its participation, "Asaan" underscores a shared commitment to celebrating Saudi Arabia's enduring camel heritage, an essential element that has shaped the Kingdom's way of life for generations, aligned with the museum's mission to showcase the richness and diversity of Saudi heritage and ensure its preservation for future generations. The exhibition sho wcases a collection of camel-related artifacts that reflect long-standing traditions rooted in knowledge, care, and endurance. Asaan CEO Khaled Alsaqer stated: "Camels represent one of the most deeply rooted cultural symbols in Saudi society. They have been linked to the history of people on this land, shaping ways of life, economic activity, and mobility across generations. This significance remains strongly present today, expressed through sporting and heritage events that reflect the continuity and renewal of this legacy." He added: "Through Asaan's participation in the festival's third edition, we seek to embody the depth of the cultural relationship with camels, and to highlight how this heritage extends from its historical roots to remain present and evolving within the contemporary cultural landscape." CEO of the Saudi Camel Racing Federation Eng. Mahmoud Albalawi emphasized that the collaboration with Asaan represents a significant development in highlighting the intangible dimensions of this herita ge, stating, "This participation represents a valuable and culturally rich addition to the festival. It goes beyond a traditional exhibition, serving instead as a knowledge bridge that enriches the understanding of camel heritage and presents it to the world in a deeper, more comprehensive, and modern way." Concluding his remarks, Albalawi said: "This type of cultural partnership translates the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030 into action by safeguarding heritage and anchoring it within future generations. We highly value this meaningful participation in this year's edition and look forward to expanding our collaboration in future editions, ensuring the festival's cultural impact remains sustainable and enduring".