The Emirates Heritage Club continues to work in the crafts and traditional industry festivals of Al Ain.

The Emirates Heritage Club has been actively participating in the traditional arts and crafts festival hosted by the Abu Dhabi Cultural Tourism Agency (ADACH) at the Al Qattara Heritage Market in Al Ain early this month. Various categories and categories UAE-Al-Omari emphasizes diverse aspects of the UAE heritage with a variety of vocabulary, especially handicrafts and creatures, as well as many of the finest heritage, including the first of the country's unique handicrafts. Exhibition.
Visitors, researchers, journalists, intellectuals, students and cultural heritage experts are attracting visitors to this exhibition hall, and Khalifa Butti Al Shamsi, director of the Boys Al Ain Center, Visitors come to life in a vivid way. There is a corner displaying traditional women's ornaments, costumes and various traditional ornaments, and there is another corner of aromatherapy, herbs and traditional medicines that parents used in the past. B in the corner wrote many publications, highlighting the popularity of research publications and research clubs, and display on UAE history and heritage.
Al-Shamsi explained that the pavillion included the McCarrio show, with a large number of falconers in the showroom, introducing Falcon to visitors, experiencing travel, identifying, taking pictures, and more. Learn Arabic and learn many customs and traditions from existing heritage coaches.
Al Shamsi emphasized the importance of such participation, under the direction of Sheikh Sultan bin Zayed Al Nahyan, president of the UAE Heritage Club, HH, to dedicate the concept and essence of national identity through programs and events aimed at young people and young people . It is planted in a new generation of mind through tradition and national identity, popular cultural heritage and qualitative events. WAM