The Childhood Care and Development Department at the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine has wrapped up the 11th season of its Summer Talent Courses with a graduation ceremony and art exhibition attended by parents and several shrine officials.
According to our correspondent, “the courses featured six core programs: handicrafts, drawing, content creation, creative writing, martial arts, and theater acting, all aimed at developing children’s skills and refining their talents.”
The closing ceremony included theatrical performances, artistic and martial arts displays, as well as an exhibition showcasing children’s works, ranging from drawings and handicrafts to creative stories. Outstanding trainers and participants were also honored during the event.
Program organizers emphasized that the initiative seeks to highlight children’s abilities, encourage creativity, and provide an educational and artistic environment that helps shape their personalities while making productive use of their summer break.
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