The Konoz initiative of the Ministry of Media has unveiled a new Arabic documentary that delves deep into the rich narrative and history of the Waqf (endowments) sector in the Kingdom, tracing its origins and evolution across centuries.The new documentary, entitled 'Tharawat Khalida' -- "Eternal treasures" -- was launched on the United Nations International Day of Charity, an annual observance held on September 5.The film shines a spotlight on the endeavors of nonprofit sectors and their profound impact on society, showcasing the diverse array of ancient and contemporary endowments within the Kingdom.It vividly portrays the Kingdom's dedication to safeguarding endowments, emphasizing the tireless efforts to enhance and organize them, ensuring their sustainability and fulfillment of their intended purposes. This falls in line with the targeted sectors outlined in the Saudi Vision 2030, aimed at nurturing and advancing this vital sector.Commemorating the International Day of Charity, the documentary aims to ignite a spirit of contribution and engagement among individuals towards endowment activities. It also endeavors to bolster awareness regarding the significance of endowments and other charitable domains, fostering a heightened understanding of the transformative impact of endowments on enhancing the social and economic quality of life in the society.This latest documentary is the last in a series of documentaries and films released by Konoz, which seeks to capture and present narratives of success and altruism to both local and international audiences, adhering to the highest international standards and specifications.Viewers can watch the film on Al Saudiya and Thaqafiya channels, the Shahid and stc television platforms, and the Ministry of Media's YouTube channel.Konoz forms a part of the Human Capacity Development Program, a pivotal initiative aligning with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030. It produces a range of documentaries, short films, and animation designed to document cultural and ci vilizational enrichment while spotlighting success stories of Saudi citizens across various spheres.The initiative has already brought forth several remarkable productions, including "Station 7," "Hard Phase," "Seagull of Arabia," "Saudi Atlas," "What Saudis Eat," "Horizon," and the short film "Raee Al-Ajrab."Source: Saudi Press Agency