Riyadh – The General Entertainment Authority (GEA) has announced the selection of Saudi content creator and civil engineer Abdulaziz Aloqla [https://www.tiktok.com/@3zoqla?_t=ZS-90HDkZAlvgz&_r=1] to cover and support its upcoming entertainment events.
Aloqla has quickly risen to prominence on social media, becoming a beloved figure among Saudis thanks to his relatable and engaging content. With a large and growing fan base, he has attracted hundreds of thousands of followers on TikTok and generated millions of views, making him one of the Kingdom’s most recognizable young voices.
According to the GEA, Aloqla’s involvement reflects its commitment to empowering Saudi youth and highlighting their role in sharing the Kingdom’s dynamic entertainment scene with wider audiences. The initiative is part of the broader Saudi Vision 2030 strategy, which places entertainment at the heart of cultural and economic development.
Speaking about his new role, Aloqla said:
“I am honored to be selected by the General Entertainment Authority. This is a responsibility as much as it is an opportunity, and I look forward to showcasing Saudi Arabia’s vibrant events and bringing unique experiences to audiences at home and around the world.”
With this partnership, Aloqla is expected to provide exclusive coverage, behind-the-scenes content, and live updates from major events, further establishing himself as one of Saudi Arabia’s leading and most admired digital creators.
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