"My School" Exhibition Enters Guinness World Records - Sarmad
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The "My School" exhibition achieved a Guinness World Record as the largest university exhibition, attended by 31,000 students, under the patronage of the Kuwaiti Minister of Education.
Translated by Qiyas from سرمد — Original source
The “My School” exhibition, held under the patronage and in the presence of Minister of Education Sayyid Jalal Al-Tabatabai last Monday, set a world record in the Guinness World Records as the largest university exhibition in the world in terms of attendance, with more than 31,000 students participating over three days.
Minister Al-Tabatabai emphasized, in a press statement after receiving a delegation from the exhibition organizers, the importance of such educational initiatives in strengthening partnerships between educational institutions and the private sector, and in supporting efforts to guide students toward majors that align with their interests, aspirations, and labor market needs.
He expressed his pride in this global achievement, which reflects the capacity of national talents to organize distinguished educational events that elevate the name of the State of Kuwait on international platforms, commending the efforts made by those responsible for organizing the exhibition.
He appreciated the role of the exhibition organizers in providing an educational platform that helps students learn about available academic opportunities and university majors, and assists them in making informed decisions about their educational and professional futures.
During the meeting, the Guinness World Records certificate was presented to Minister Al-Tabatabai, in recognition of his patronage and support for the exhibition, his attendance at its events, and his contribution to the success of this educational event that achieved a global record registered in the name of the State of Kuwait.
Earlier, Maryam Al-Anzi, Director General of the General Administration of Support Services at the Ministry, stated in a previous statement that the exhibition witnessed significant interest from its first hours of opening, with the number of visitors reaching approximately 4,210, reflecting its importance and role in providing an educational and advisory platform that allows students and parents to explore academic opportunities.
