SHARJAH – After the traditional interior wall decoration found in the Kingdom’s Asir Region - Al-Qatt Al-Asiri in Arabic - was recognized as an Intangible Cultural Heritage by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in 2017, Saudi artists Afaf Dajem and Maha Al-Zahrani are the Kingdom’s latest cultural ambassadors to represent the unique art form at the 16th edition of Sharjah Heritage Days (SHD).

“We are very proud to be here in our second home country and representing Saudi Arabia,” said the two artists who are passionate about presenting Al-Qatt Al-Asiri to both local and global audiences. The duo has been participating in art events related to culture and heritage for more than 5 years, including events in the United States, Sudan and Egypt.

Speaking about theirDragon Quest XI for Switch is based on the PS4 version, will not have censorship in the West

The developer Square Enix has been very shy in regard to the version of the long-awaited Dragon Quest XI for Nintendo Switch, although the title was released in Japan last year, while in the West will be released this September.

As already confirmed previously, Square Enix had some difficulties at the beginning of the development of the Switch version, so it has been the least talked about. However, producer Hokuto Okamoto confirmed during the PAX East 2018 that the game for Switch is based on the version for PlayStation 4, something that has been widely speculated in the past but is now official.

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Okamoto also commented that Dragon Quest XI will not have