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He explained that the festival’s preliminary stage featured strong participation, with 12 schools competing from the Central Region and 25 schools each from Sharjah City and the Eastern Region. From these, five schools from each region were selected for the final stage based on the outstanding level of their performances.
Speaking to “Sharjah 24,” Al Sayed added that the final performances will begin on Monday at the Cultural Palace, with the results set to be announced on Thursday. Five standout performances will move forward to compete at the national level.
He also highlighted that the festival includes a parallel writing competition open to both teachers and students from Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, offering a total prize pool of AED 150,000 to be awarded to six winners.
He concluded by noting that the winning scripts will be published and distributed under the supervision of the Department of Culture, contributing valuable new works to the Arab theater library.