Four students from Zayed University's College of Communication '&' Media Sciences in Abu Dhabi launched a capstone project titled "Al Namoos", which is held under the sponsorship of Al Dhary Holding and in collaboration with Abu Dhabi International Marine Sports Club and Arabian Saluki Center. The project was organized as Muwadda Al-Marri, Fatima Al-Marzouqi, Khawla Al-Muhairi, and Sameera Al-Hosani's capstone project, aims to promote and enhance awareness to the importance of traditional sports and races in the UAE, which include Saluki Hunting Race, Falconry, Dhow (traditional boat) Racing and Camel Racing, which are all considered to be a fundamental element of the UAE's cultural heritage.
The launch ceremony which included a promotional video, a photo exhibition and distribution of a booklet on traditional sports, was held at ZU's Abu Dhabi campus in the presence of Dr. Sulaiman Al Jassim Vice President of Zayed University, Dr. Jeffrey Belnap Associate Provost, and students, faculty and several officials from the University. – Emirates News Agency, WAM
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