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According to Bahrain News Agency, Rawan bint Najeeb Tawfiqi, the Minister of Youth Affairs, honoured the winners of the 'Frames and Wheels' photography competition, which was part of Youth City 2030. Al Zayani Investments Group supported the event, with Nawaf Khalid Al Zayani, Vice Chairman, and Reem Zayed Al Zayani, the group's Corporate Communications and Environmental and Social Sustainability Director, attending the ceremony.
The minister emphasized the significance of specialized competitions like Youth City 2030 for nurturing Bahraini youth talent and enhancing their creative and media skills. She highlighted the necessity of providing practical opportunities to help young people transform their passion into professional skills, especially in the field of digital content creation.
She also noted the value of public-private partnerships in backing youth-focused initiatives, developing national talent, and promoting innovation in modern media production. Lulwa Ahmed Al Khalfan secured first place in the competition, followed by Athari Al Salem in second, Maryam Abdulla Al Issa in third, and Hassan Isa Mansoor in fourth. Mahmood Al Hashimi, the programme's trainer, was also recognized.
Nawaf Khalid Al Zayani stated that the group's support for the competition was a reflection of its dedication to investing in Bahraini youth and providing them with opportunities to develop their creative and technical skills. He stressed the importance of fostering national talent and enhancing youth participation in photography, visual production, and digital content creation.
The competition, supported by Al Zayani Investments Group, aimed to equip participants with the skills necessary for professional vehicle photography. Training included the use of specialized cameras, shot composition, camera angles, and movements to highlight vehicle details, and editing using specialized software in line with modern digital content standards.