KUWAIT, July 6 (KUNA) — The Scientific Center of Kuwait officially opened its newest interactive exhibit, “Play and Creativity,” on Sunday, developed in collaboration with Finland’s Heureka Science Center. The exhibition is designed to inspire curiosity and enhance creative thinking among visitors.
Director General of the Scientific Center of Kuwait, Musaed Al-Yaseen, stated that the exhibition is part of the center’s broader international collaboration efforts aimed at delivering innovative educational content aligned with global standards in interactive learning.
Al-Yaseen explained that the exhibition was launched during a special event attended by staff, their families, and annual members. It will be open to the public starting Monday during regular business hours.
He emphasized that the exhibition offers a distinctive experience that highlights the importance of play as a powerful educational tool, combining fun with learning and showcasing how play can improve critical thinking, imagination, and communication skills. Visitors will have the opportunity to participate in an engaging and hands-on journey.
According to Al-Yaseen, the exhibition reflects the center’s commitment to providing inspiring educational experiences that encourage exploration and learning through play.
He further noted that the Scientific Center aims to redefine play as a valuable source of learning and to motivate visitors of all ages to discover their abilities and interact with others in an enjoyable and stimulating environment.
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Kuwait Scientific Center in coop. with Heureka inaugurates (play and creativity) exhibition
KUWAIT, July 6 (KUNA) — The Scientific Center of Kuwait inaugurated on Sunday its latest interactive exhibition titled (Play and Creativity), in collaboration with the Heureka Science Center of Finland, designed to spark curiosity and foster creativity among visitors. nIn a statement, Director General of the Scientific Center of Kuwait Musaed Al-Yaseen said that the exhibition comes as part of the center’s international cooperation efforts to deliver innovative scientific content that aligns with global best practices in interactive education. nAl-Yaseen noted that the exhibition was launched in a special event attended by the center’s staff and their families, as well as annual members. It will open to the public starting Monday during official working hours. nHe added that the exhibition offers a unique experience that celebrates play as an effective tool for learning, blending entertainment with knowledge and highlighting the role of play in enhancing thinking, imagination, and communication skills. Visitors will be able to engage in an immersive and interactive adventure. nThe exhibition reflects the center’s mission to deliver inspiring educational experiences that promote discovery and learning through play, Al-Yaseen pointed out. nHe noted that the scientific center aims through this exhibition to redefine play as a source of learning and to encourage visitors of all ages to explore their potential and engage with others in a fun and challenging environment. (end) r nss.bb