AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoGulf Arts: Kuwaiti artist Thuraya Al-Baqsami is showing around 120 works at Bahrain’s Arts Center in her 65th solo exhibition, “Ribbons of Joy,” open through November. Creative Inclusion: Kuwait’s Innovartism initiative graduated its first 14 participants with autism from a program in storytelling, character design and filmmaking, opening new paths for creative and professional development. Student Life: Evening school clubs return on November 8, offering sports and skill-building activities beyond class. Kuwait’s education minister also honored students who excelled in the Arab Reading Challenge. Books and Ideas: The Egyptian Cultural Office hosted a seminar on how readers, writers and critics approach novels. Meanwhile, Thailand donated 100 books on its culture, arts and history to Kuwait’s National Library. Sport: The Premier Padel Kuwait Major wrapped up after a week of competition, as local organizers look to build pathways for young players.
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