Gulf Bank is pleased to announce its exclusive sponsorship of a year-long collection of educational workshop in partnership with the Al Sadu Society, a distinguished Kuwaiti institution. Entitled 'Fun with Textiles', these workshops are designed for children to establish their abilities in crafts and textile art strategies. The following session will be held on Saturday, 22 April at Sadu House, adhered to by two more in May, and will certainly resume in September and run up until end of the year.

The workshops are free and open to children ages 6-12, although innovative registration is required. Each session is open to 12 attendees who will certainly learn and establish innovative skills in an unwinded and boosting environment, with the help of specialist multilingual trainers. The workshops are structured to ensure that it is fun, flexible and functional. Children will discover exactly how create modern, enjoyable accessories for themselves. Additionally, the children will certainly be able to explore the displays at the Sadu House Museum.

Commenting on this sponsorship, Ms. Laila Al-Qatami, Assistant General Manager for Corporate Communications at Gulf Bank stated: In light into account the hectic innovation of Kuwait Al Sadu Society and its programs are necessary due to the fact that they promote and protect the stunning practices of Sadu weaving and inventions amongst the young generations. Gulf Bank strongly supports preserving Kuwaiti heritage, too programs that are academic in nature. We delight in to partner with Al Sadu Culture to encourage children to appreciate and understand Kuwaiti heritage and traditions. We thank our companions at Al Sadu for their continuous work and commitment to Kuwait, and we expect our ongoing partnership."

Sheikha Bibi Al-Sabah, Chair of Al Sadu Culture, highlighted the significance of preserving Kuwait's cultural heritage, saying: "One of Al Sadu Society's objectives is to encourage everybody to experience our country's traditions, especially the younger generation. We are devoted to documenting and promoting the rich and diverse textile heritage of Kuwaiti Bedouins, from the nomadic weaving of the desert to the urban weaving of the town. We are pleased to partner with Gulf Bank to deliver this year-long series of totally free children's fabrics workshops."

During these workshops, children are offered an assisted selection of shades, layouts and strategies, where they will have the ability to create their creative skills while having fun. Trainers will be present in each session to motivate children and educate them that crafts are a kind of art. Based upon Gulf Bank's sponsorship, all workshops are for free, and are separated into various and varied activities.

Al Sadu Culture started in 1978, as a private effort, by a group of concerned Kuwaitis who wished to preserve a quick disappearing, yet intrinsic, cultural identity, the Al Sadu Project was founded. It intends to promote and to celebrate Kuwait's cultural and textile heritage.

Gulf Bank's sponsorship of Al Sadu Culture workshops is available in line with its CSR program that sustains events and efforts that are focused on promoting Kuwait's heritage and society, supporting youth education, encouraging health and fitness, helping the underprivileged and empowering women.

To get more information regarding the routine of the workshops, adhere to Sadu home on Social media site @SaduHouse. To register your children, send out an e-mail to: workshops@alsadu.org.kw

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