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Hundreds of people took part in Bahrain’s World Health Day celebrations at the Bahrain International Circuit, Sakhir.
A traditional Persian music concert was held at Arts Centre near Bahrain National Museum, Manama.
Six French chefs put their culinary heads together and created a five-course gourmet dinner at the Golden Tulip Hotel, Manama, as part of the French Week 2007.
High winds got the Bahrain Yacht Club’s ‘Spring Regatta’ off to a flying start at the weekend when lasers, open dinghies, hobie cats and cruisers took to the waters off the coast of Sitra.
A reception was held by the Gulf Council for Foreign Relations to mark Europe Day at the Crowne Plaza Hotel.
A ceremony was held to mark the opening of the Dubai-based Roche Bobois’ furniture showroom in the Seef Area.
Al Tawfeek Maintenance Services Company celebrated Labour Day with an awards ceremony at its Salmabad premises.
The Tubli-based Municipal Training Centre hosted a training course on AridGrow.
The Abdul Rahman Kanoo International School, Sanad, held an art fair at its premises.
A group of newly appointed Bahrain Duty Free Company Bahraini employees completed a three-week training programme on retail sales skills.
Bahrain-based Jawad Business Group opened a new women’s fashion brand shop Staff in Seef Mall.
An interschool debate competition under the theme Parents’ Responsibility of Children’s Behaviour was held at Indian School, Isa Town, yesterday.
Children of all age groups were offered an opportunity to learn the Malayalam language at Bahrain Keraleeya Samajam (BKS) in Manama.
Traditional Manganiyar and Langa musicians from the Indian desert state of Rajasthan performed at La Fontaine Centre of Contemporary Art, Manama.
More than 200 award-winning photographs from the world’s largest and most prestigious annual Press photography contest went on show at the Seef Mall.
More than 20 Sanabis Primary Boys School students visited the Mina Salman Port.
