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Home Culture & Society Bahraini Students Attend Cultural Expo 11-05-2013 09:58 PM Ammon News - AMMAN (BNA) - Bahrain students enrolled at Jordanian universities took part in the second heritage and cultural exhibition. Arab and Foreign students also participate in the exhibition, hosted by Jordanian Al-Hashemite University. The Bahraini students designed a pavilion showcasing the Kingdom's centuries-old civilization, historical monuments and modern milestones. The pavilion also featured books and booklets. Traditional Bahraini delight (Halwa) was distributed to the guests. The students also designed a three-dimensional miniature depicting the iconic Bab Al-Bahrain. The exhibition was held under the patronage of Al-Hashemite University president. Cultural attaches accredited to Amman attended. Bahrain Embassy Cultural attaché Yusuf Abdulaziz Al-Alawi presented Al-Hashemite University president with a commemorative shield.

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Bahraini Students Attend Cultural Expo

11-05-2013 09:58 PM

Ammon News - AMMAN (BNA) - Bahrain students enrolled at Jordanian universities took part in the second heritage and cultural exhibition. Arab and Foreign students also participate in the exhibition, hosted by Jordanian Al-Hashemite University. The Bahraini students designed a pavilion showcasing the Kingdom's centuries-old civilization, historical monuments and modern milestones.

The pavilion also featured books and booklets. Traditional Bahraini delight (Halwa) was distributed to the guests. The students also designed a three-dimensional miniature depicting the iconic Bab Al-Bahrain.

The exhibition was held under the patronage of Al-Hashemite University president. Cultural attaches accredited to Amman attended. Bahrain Embassy Cultural attaché Yusuf Abdulaziz Al-Alawi presented Al-Hashemite University president with a commemorative shield.

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