Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed toured the festival, which hosts 32 governmental and private institutions in Sharjah, participating in a variety of activities attracting both children and adults. He then went on to see the pavilions that highlight the tourism potential and enable visitors to have interactive adventure experiences.
During his tour, the Deputy Ruler of Sharjah inaugurated a simulation laboratory for people with learning difficulties, launched by the Sharjah Center for Learning Difficulties, a step taken to employ innovation and digital transformation tools to support people with learning disabilities and their families. The laboratory is characterised by its ability to move around the country and presents, through virtual reality and three-dimensional technologies, six experiences that simulate the reality of students with learning difficulties; it also highlights the center's initiatives, projects, and services meant to help people with learning difficulties.
The Sharjah Events Festival invites government and private institutions in Sharjah to present various activities to the public. Their participation adds value for the entities to showcase their activities and open doors for cooperation among them. It reflects Sharjah’s civilized image and enhances its position as a tourism destination. It provides an opportunity for society members to spend joyful moments in the festival, in addition to introducing the Sharjah Events website, which is the number one source for all events that take place in Sharjah.
At the end of the opening ceremony, Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed honoured the participating parties in the festival and took memorial photos with them.