King Abdulaziz Center for Cultural Communication
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- The article now names the center with its current title (Cultural Communication) and notes its former name, clarifying branding and identity.
- The establishment date detail was removed, altering the precision of the founding timeline.
- A transliteration correction was made for groups mentioned in the National Meetings section.
Replace “The King Abdulaziz Center for National Dialogue has been the auspices for.” with “The King Abdulaziz Center for Cultural Communication formerly known as the King Abdulaziz Center for National Dialogue has been the auspices for.”. Replace “The Center was established on the 4th of August 2003 and has benefited from the support and patronage of the then Crown Prince Abdullah In an address delivered on the occasion of the Center’s inauguration the King expressed his hope that it would become a channel for responsible dialogue and would be effective in spreading the noble values embodied in the virtues of justice equality and tolerance By late 2003 the kingdom's rulers began more determinedly to deal with.” with “By late 2003 the kingdom's rulers began more determinedly to deal with.”. Replace “and Malikite from the Hijaz and the Asir regions Sufi mystics and Islamilis from the Najran the zone abutting Yemen as well as Shiites from” with “and Malikite from the Hijaz and the Asir regions Sufi mystics and Ismailis from the Najran the zone abutting Yemen as well as Shiites from”.
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