Injaz Bahrain is set to host an exciting youth festival to celebrate the achievements of its young entrepreneur students.

 

The two-day festival hosted for the very first time in Bahrain and under the patronage of Sheikha Hessa Bint Khalifa Al Khalifa, Injaz Bahrain Chairperson, will be taking place from March 24 at Water Garden City.

 

The Injaz Bahrain Youth Festival will host a market featuring local products and services, all by young Bahraini students from across different schools and universities. 

 

Marking Bahrain’s Youth Day, the festival will bring together more than 50 participating student companies to have their local goods on display for the wider public.

 

To top up the shopping experience, the Injaz Bahrain Youth festival will also feature various entertainment activities including carnival games, market shops and live music – A one-stop family destination promising visitors a fun-packed weekend not be missed.

 

A celebration of youth, the festival will also see a judging panel that will assess and nominate participating companies to qualify for Injaz Bahrain’s National Company competition, an annual flagship competition aimed at enhancing the entrepreneurial skills of Bahraini youth while reflecting on the growth and outstanding success of Injaz students throughout the year.

 

Sheikha Hessa said: “We are pleased to launch our first-ever youth festival this year. The Injaz Bahrain Youth Festival will be a great opportunity for our students to showcase their entrepreneurial mindsets and innovative company ideas to the wider public. It will also give our students a chance to get a more hands-on experience with operating an actual marketplace. 

 

“Visitors will have the chance to tap into the unlimited potential of our students, buy local products and services as well as enjoy a fun-packed weekend at the festival. Hosting the festival is a testament to the unwavering commitment of the whole Injaz Bahrain team and I am proud of all the work they do to inspire and leave a lasting footprint in the kingdom.”-- TradeArabia News Service