Today, the mobile exhibition 'Al-Naliya' 2026 concluded its activities at its final stop, the National Theatre in Abu Dhabi. The exhibition offers a unique artistic and cultural experience inspired by the heritage and memory of the UAE, reflecting a visual dialogue between nature, humanity, and place, making it a landmark event in the UAE's cultural scene. 'Al-Naliya' is a cultural initiative aimed at enhancing Emirati identity and cultural values among students by providing seven main interactive stations, each designed to showcase aspects of local culture. These include 'Burj,' 'Land of the Emirates,' 'Lighthouse of Art,' 'Riddles of Al-Mandous,' 'Al-Naliya Studio,' 'Story Square,' and 'Burj.' Visitors' journey concludes at the 'Path to the Future' station. The final stop in Abu Dhabi was attended by the Secretary-General of the Education and Human Development and Community Council, Hager Ahmed Al-Zuhaili, along with several officials, educators, and parents, alongside extensive student participation. This marked the culmination of a multi-month cultural tour across the emirates as part of the 'National Platform for UAE Cultural Initiatives,' implemented by the Ministry of Culture in cooperation with the Ministry of Education and the Dubai Culture and Arts Authority. The Assistant Undersecretary for the Sector of Developing Creative Talents at the Ministry of Culture, Asma Al-Hamadi, stated that the mobile exhibition 'Al-Naliya' is a qualitative cultural experience for students aimed at strengthening national identity and preserving Emirati heritage through interactive methods tailored to children's language and age groups. She affirmed that the exhibition is part of national efforts to promote heritage through mobile stations. As part of the diverse artistic events in Abu Dhabi, it provides the public with an opportunity to explore the profound relationship between humans and the Emirati environment, noting that the exhibition hosted approximately 16,000 male and female students from 230 schools in partnership with the Ministry of Education. Asma Al-Hamadi: 'The exhibition comes within the framework of national joint efforts to promote and spread heritage through mobile stations.. 16,000 male and female students from 230 schools hosted by the exhibition.'
