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CEO of Red Sea Film Festival Foundation: Saudi Arabia Will Rise to Unique Position in World Cinema

Red Sea Film Festival Mohammed Al Turki Saudi Arabia Asharq AlAwsat Jeddah

CEO of the Red Sea Film Festival Foundation Mohammed Al Turki.

Mohammed Al Turki, CEO of the Red Sea Film Festival Foundation, is confident that Saudi Arabia is on its way to claiming a "unique" position on the world cinema map.

Asharq Al-Awsat sat down for an interview with Al Turki after last week's announcement of the establishment of the Red Sea Film Festival Foundation and his appointment as its CEO. The festival will hold its second edition in Jeddah from December 1-10.

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