KUWAIT: The permanent committee for national celebrations announced on Sunday that the festivities, commemorating the 62nd National Day and 32nd Liberation Anniversary, would include a variety of activities and would be held in cooperation with public and private bodies. The committee told KUNA that a fireworks show would kick-start celebrations and it would be visible from the Gulf road, the Green Island, and Kuwait Towers.

The show would be accompanied by laser lighting displays, stunning visual performances and more, the committee added. A number of exhibitions and functions would held throughout the national festivities in commemoration of those joyful occasions, it affirmed. The committee extended its congratulations to the country's leadership and to all people living in Kuwait. Celebrations would be held on February 25th and the 26th.

KUWAIT: The Sheikh Abdullah Al-Salem Cultural Center announced on Sunday that it would organize special celebrations on the occasion of Kuwait's national celebrations for visitors to the center, who will enjoy a modern technical art exhibition called Renaissance from February 23-27. - KUNA

Meanwhile, the Sheikh Abdullah Al-Salem Cultural Center (ASCC) announced on Sunday that it would organize special celebrations on the occasion of Kuwait's national celebrations for visitors to the center, who will enjoy a modern technical art exhibition called Renaissance from February 23-27. Speaking to KUNA, ASCC said that this exhibition comes in honor of the late Amir Sheikh Abdullah Al-Salem Al-Sabah, who was nicknamed the father of the modern renaissance, as the fine arts center is named after the late Ibrahim Al-Shatti.

ASCC will host the poet Bader Bourisli, to recite patriotic poetry, and many well-known bands, so that visitors can enjoy listening to patriotic songs, the center said. The center does not forget its young visitors, as it confirmed that it will provide them with scientific and entertaining workshops, such as make a rocket, make perfumes, and other entertaining experiences.

The visitors will also see the center's dinosaurs to interact with them and take some photos, it explained. The center pointed to the presence of a large number of small and large youth projects at a food fair to provide some snacks in the square overlooking the Arabian Gulf. ASCC receives its visitors throughout the national holidays from 2:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m., to know more details, view the daily programs on the center's Instagram page at ASCCKW. - KUNA