Riyadh: As part of the King Abdulaziz Camel Festival, the Facilities Security Force participated in the Ministry of Interior's Security Oasis exhibition with a heritage and art pavilion that attracted attention. The visual experience evoked the camel's symbolism as a prominent feature of Arab identity and presented the desert as a space of memory that connects people to their surroundings.

According to Saudi Press Agency, the artworks ranged from modern abstract paintings with desert-inspired colors to realistic works that highlight the beauty and endurance of camels. The pavilion featured rare heritage artifacts representing details of daily life in the past, including an antique radio, a traditional telephone, household and metal tools, and traditional baskets and fabrics reflecting folk crafts. A rare artifact, bearing the imprint of a bygone era, stood out among the exhibits.

This cultural presence of the force aims to highlight folk heritage and connect the past with the present through a contemporary artistic vision, in a space that invites people to pause, reflect, and discover the profound relationship between the desert and its people.