Primary students representing public and private schools will take part in the two-day exhibition, including students with special needs. Saudi students will showcase 131 artworks, while UAE and Omani students will exhibit 52 and 24 paintings respectively. Meanwhile, students representing 99 Bahrain public and private schools will showcase 1289 artworks. Gold, silver and bronze medals will be distributed to top budding artists.-BNA
RIYADH, June 2 – Ellora Group, a leading Doha-based distributor of building materials and industrial fasteners,…
DUBAI – President Donald Trump’s recently concluded visit to the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries has…
DUBAI – Dubai’s music scene is set to sizzle this June with a lineup of international…
DUBAI – The United Arab Emirates is set to host a vibrant array of events this…
ABU DHABI– Etihad Airways, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, has entered into…
RIO DE JANEIRO – Carlo Ancelotti has officially arrived in Brazil to commence his role as…
