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The festival highlighted the rich cultural heritage of Kalba, including its marine and agricultural environments. It also focused on the city's popular tourist attractions, especially the Hanging Gardens, which served as the venue for the event.
Government entities and institutions introduced various cultural activities that raised awareness about environmental, agricultural, and heritage issues. These activities allowed visitors to engage directly with exhibitors and explore Kalba’s opportunities in agriculture, wildlife, and animal breeding.
Jamal Bouzanjal, Director of the Corporate Communication Department at SCCI, emphasized the role of the Sharjah Chamber in supporting sustainable development. Through such initiatives, the Chamber fosters economic growth, environmental sustainability, and enhances the community’s quality of life.
Mariam Al Nabooda from the Sharjah Fish Resources Authority explained the Authority's participation aimed at educating the public about Sharjah’s marine heritage, particularly in Kalba. The festival featured models showcasing the Authority's projects and live demonstrations of marine-related handicrafts.
The festival offered a variety of engaging entertainment and cultural activities, allowing visitors to enjoy Kalba Hanging Gardens' beauty and participate in competitions and workshops that helped them gain new skills in a fun atmosphere.