Kuwait Foundation's Participation in the Oman Science Festival
The Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences (KFAS) emphasized on Wednesday that it will continue to collaborate with scientific and educational institutions in Oman. These statements were made following the foundation's participation in the Oman Science Festival 2026 in Muscat. This festival, as an important scientific event, provided an opportunity to showcase the capabilities and innovations of youth.
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Goals and Achievements of the Kuwait Foundation
In a statement, the Kuwait Foundation emphasized the importance of its participation in this festival, announcing that the aim of this presence is to support the science, technology, and innovation of youth. KFAS participated in this event in collaboration with its affiliated centers, welcoming visitors and offering interactive workshops, lectures, and scientific activities for all ages.
At this festival, the KFAS booth included the Saba Ahmed Talent and Creativity Center and sections from its other main centers. Workshops covered topics such as animal classification, sharks, smart robotic cubes, and building small racing cars. Additionally, KFAS organized an astronomy photography workshop and a lecture about the Kuwait Prize.
Attracting Visitors and Future Collaboration
Ahmed Al-Sousi, head of the Scientific Advancement Department in the Strategic Partnerships Division of KFAS, announced that the foundation's booth hosted hundreds of visitors, including students, researchers, and parents, throughout the 10-day festival. KFAS also expressed gratitude to the Ministry of Education of Oman and emphasized its commitment to future collaborations.
Participation in the Oman Science Festival was held to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences and reflects the close relations between Kuwait and Oman in the field of science and technology. These collaborations not only contribute to scientific and educational advancement in the region but also lead to the creation of new opportunities for youth and researchers.
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