Pristina: The Jusoor Exhibition, organized by the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance, provided attendees in Pristina, Kosovo, with an engaging experience of Saudi heritage. The exhibition enticed visitors with the fragrance of incense, the taste of authentic Saudi coffee, the traditional Najdi Majlis, and an interactive photo booth.

According to Saudi Press Agency, the Saudi Coffee section allowed visitors to enjoy traditional Saudi hospitality. Each sip of coffee was accompanied by the pleasant scent of incense, enhancing the overall experience for attendees.

The Najdi Majlis was a highlight of the exhibition, showcasing its distinctive architectural design that reflects the rich heritage of the Najd region. This space was specifically designed for hosting guests and VIPs, offering them a glimpse into the traditional Saudi lifestyle.

The interactive photo booth attracted many visitors, providing them with an opportunity to engage with Saudi culture. Participants could don traditional Saudi attire and take photos against backdrops of the Kingdom's historical and Islamic landmarks, such as AlUla, Diriyah, and the two holy mosques.