SACSA, which stands for Saudi Arabian Society for Culture and Arts, will screen 15 films in Paris to present Saudi talented youths who have undertaken creative work and the jury has included three films in the competition. JEDDAH: The Arab Cinema Festival will be held in Paris on Thursday, where the Saudi Arabian Society for Culture and Arts will participate by screening three films, in addition to the participation of one of its artists on the jury panel. The festival is organized by the Arab World Institute. The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Society of Culture and Arts, Dr. Omar Seif, said that Saudi participation comes in the context of cultural mobility witnessed by the Kingdom, and resulted in an individual culture in the independent ministry, headed by Prince Badr bin Abdullah bin Farhan Al-Saud. The ministry aims to connect with international forums to highlight Saudi talent in all fields by signing an important agreement with the British Council, part of which will be screening Saudi films in the UK. The association will screen 15 films in Paris to present Saudi talented youths who have undertaken creative work and the jury has included three films in the competition. This participation will look to increase participation in the film industry, to accommodate young talent, and to emphasize that Saudi youth have skills and abilities in the industry, due to their innovative and creative environments.