A vibrant slice of Bahrain came alive on a campus in the heart of the UK recently, with students from the kingdom bringing the island’s flavour and traditions to an annual celebration of culture and heritage in Nottingham.
The Bahraini Society in Nottingham, led by its president Khalaf Burshaid, recently represented the kingdom with pride at the Nottingham Trent University (NTU) Global Week celebrations from February 9 to 13.
Joined by vice president Zainab Almoosawi, secretary general Dana Alatwi, head of marketing Talal Alqashar and treasurer Fatima Darwish, the group welcomed curious visitors to a warm showcase of traditional clothing, beloved food and refreshing drinks.
Studying at NTU, Mr Burshaid is a student of Bachelor of Science in Cyber Security.
From University of Nottingham, Ms Al Moosawi is in studying Product Design and Manufacture Engineering, Ms Darwish is studying Mechanical Engineering, Ms Alatwi is currently in foundation for Politics and Economics and Mr Alqashar is a Manufacturing Engineering student.
Speaking to the GDN, Mr Burshaid explained that their participation was fuelled by their love for Bahrain and the pride in being able to represent the kingdom on an international setting.
