The Child Care and Development Department at the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine has concluded the 11th season of its summer talent courses with a graduation ceremony and an accompanying art exhibition, attended by students' families and shrine officials.

According to Karbala Now News, the program featured six core activities: handicrafts, drawing, content creation, creative writing, martial arts, and theatrical acting. These courses were designed to develop children’s skills and nurture their talents in a structured, engaging environment.

The closing ceremony included theatrical performances, martial arts and artistic demonstrations, and an exhibition of children's work, showcasing drawings, handcrafted items, and original creative stories. Outstanding participants and trainers were honored for their efforts and achievements.

Organizers emphasized that the program aims to foster creativity, build confidence, and provide a supportive educational and artistic space where children can make the most of their summer break while developing their personalities and potential.

Ebrahim Al-Owainy