The Scientific Center Announces the Launch of the Winter Camp for Children
The Scientific Center – one of the centers of the Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences (KFAS) – announced on Sunday the launch of its Winter Camp for Children, offering a comprehensive interactive educational experience that combines learning and fun in a safe and stimulating environment. The camp is part of the Center’s ongoing programs aimed at promoting scientific culture and developing the skills of future generations.
The Winter Camp targets children aged 6 to 12 and is a multidisciplinary educational program running for five weeks. Each week is dedicated to a different scientific theme, carefully designed to take participants on an engaging journey through a variety of scientific topics. The program includes science lessons aligned with each weekly theme, supported by hands-on interactive activities that enhance practical understanding and foster children’s curiosity and love for exploration.
The Scientific Center also emphasized that the Winter Camp programs are accredited by STEM.org, reflecting the Center’s commitment to delivering high-quality educational content in accordance with international standards in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), ensuring a reliable and enriching learning experience for participants.
On this occasion, Mr. Mohammed Al-Sanousi, Deputy Director General for Visitor Experience, stated:
“The Winter Camp is part of The Scientific Center’s commitment to providing innovative educational programs that align with children’s interests and support their cognitive and skill development. The camp has been designed as a comprehensive experience that combines education, interaction, and entertainment, contributing to instilling a love for science and exploration among participants from an early age. We have also ensured the provision of a safe and stimulating learning environment that enables children to learn through hands-on and interactive methods that enhance their curiosity and encourage innovation.”
The launch of the Winter Camp comes as part of The Scientific Center’s continuous efforts to offer high-quality programs that contribute to building a scientifically aware generation and support non-formal education through educational experiences that seamlessly combine knowledge and enjoyment.
Science Center Launches the Premiere of “T-REX”
The Scientific Center – one of the centers of the Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences (KFAS) – has announced the official launch of the award-winning film “T-REX” on Wednesday, 14 October 2025, in the presence of a group of students interested in paleontology, along with Scientific Center staff and annual membership holders.
The film is presented on the Scientific Center’s giant IMAX screen, taking viewers on an exciting journey through time to discover one of the most iconic and powerful predators in Earth’s history — the Tyrannosaurus Rex.
Produced and distributed by Giant Screen Films, this compelling documentary combines the latest scientific research with captivating storytelling and stunning visual effects, offering audiences the most accurate and realistic portrayal of the legendary “Tyrant Lizard King.”
The film is narrated in English by world-renowned actor Sam Neill, star of the Jurassic Park series, while the Arabic version is delivered by Dr. Bassam Al-Jazzaf, whose warm and engaging narration adds a unique local touch that enhances the experience for both Kuwaiti and Arab audiences.
“T-REX” highlights the incredible true story of three teenagers who discovered a rare Tyrannosaurus fossil, a finding that significantly expanded scientific understanding of dinosaur growth and behavior.
On this occasion, Mr. Mohammed Al-Sanousi, Deputy General Manager for Visitor Experience, stated:
“We are proud to present this exceptional scientific film to our audience in Kuwait. ‘T-REX’ is not just an entertaining experience—it is an educational journey that inspires curiosity in young people and encourages them to explore the natural sciences. Hosting students interested in paleontology today reflects our commitment to building stronger ties with academic institutions and fostering a passion for science among the next generation.”
The Scientific Center emphasizes that this film premiere comes as part of its ongoing efforts to deliver world-class scientific content that promotes science culture in engaging and innovative ways, in cooperation with local and international partners, including the U.S. Embassy in Kuwait.
The Scientific Center of Kuwait and the Kuwait Public Relations Association Sign an MoU to Enhance Media and Training Collaboration
As part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen community partnerships and exchange expertise in the field of communication and public relations, The Scientific Center – one of the centers of the Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences – signed a cooperation agreement with the Kuwait Public Relations Association at The Scientific Center headquarters in Salmiya.
The agreement aims to enhance collaboration in areas of training, media development, and organizing joint events, in addition to supporting community responsibility initiatives and public awareness efforts that contribute to promoting a culture of effective communication and developing the skills of professionals in the public relations sector.
The agreement was signed by Mr. Musaed Al-Yaseen, Director General of The Scientific Center, and Mr. Jassem Jamal Al-Nasrallah, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Kuwait Public Relations Association, in the presence of several officials from both sides.
During the signing ceremony, both parties emphasized the importance of this partnership in unifying efforts between educational and professional institutions to develop communication performance in the State of Kuwait and to support national talents in the field of public relations and institutional media.
In his remarks on this occasion, Mr. Musaed Al-Yaseen, Director General of The Scientific Center, said:
“We are proud to sign this agreement with the Kuwait Public Relations Association, which represents the leading expertise in this field. This collaboration reflects our deep belief in the importance of building bridges of communication with pioneering national institutions, contributing to the development of our staff’s skills and enhancing the quality of our communication mission in serving the objectives of The Scientific Center and our Kuwaiti community.”
Al-Yaseen added that through this agreement, The Scientific Center will implement joint training programs and workshops and participate in initiatives that highlight the importance of scientific communication and interactive media in raising public awareness.
Mr. Jamal Al-Nasrallah also stated:
“We at the Kuwait Public Relations Association are honored to sign this agreement with The Scientific Center, one of the most prominent national institutions that combines knowledge and innovation, addressing all segments of society with a refined scientific and humanitarian spirit. This partnership stems from our shared belief in the importance of advancing modern public relations practices and employing them to support sustainable development and promote a culture of responsible institutional communication across our national organizations.”
Al-Nasrallah added:
“The agreement includes cooperation in the areas of training, knowledge exchange, and organizing specialized public relations events and conferences, as well as providing advisory and media support and participating in community initiatives aimed at enhancing social responsibility and promoting scientific culture.”
The Scientific Center of Kuwait Organizes the ‘Flower Planting’ Event in Collaboration with UN-Habitat
The Scientific Center, a subsidiary of the Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences (KFAS), organized the “Flower Planting” event in collaboration with the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) and the International Women’s Committee. The event aimed to promote environmental awareness and highlight the role of women in sustainability.
Dr. Amira Al-Hassan, Head of the UN-Habitat Mission in Kuwait and the Gulf Region Office, said:
“We planted flowers to take advantage of the pleasant weather and the transition to a beautiful autumn climate. Joining us were all members of the Diplomatic Women’s Group, along with several female heads of diplomatic missions in Kuwait, including the ambassadors of Canada, Turkey, Indonesia, the Head of Mission of Kenya, the Head of the UNHCR Mission in Kuwait, and the wives of ambassadors.”
She added that the purpose of the event was to learn how to grow plants in Kuwaiti soil and apply that knowledge in our home environments. “This initiative is part of the ‘Kuwait is Planting’ campaign, now in its eighth consecutive year, and is also within the framework of our ongoing cooperation with The Scientific Center, which continues to host and support our community-based environmental activities. All these efforts contribute to combating the effects of global climate change on Kuwait by expanding green spaces,” Dr. Al-Hassan explained.
For his part, Mr. Mohammed Al-Sanousi, Deputy General Manager for Visitor Experience at The Scientific Center, one of KFAS’s centers, expressed his gratitude for the initiative organized by the UN-Habitat Mission in Kuwait and the Gulf Region Office. He noted the presence of ambassadors, ambassadors’ spouses, a number of diplomatic figures, and environmental and community advocates, as well as Dr. Amira Al-Hassan, Head of UN-Habitat.
He added that participants engaged in planting white flower seedlings at the main entrance of The Scientific Center as part of environmental awareness activities aimed at spreading a culture of environmental responsibility within the center and the wider community.
Al-Sanousi further explained that the area designated for the planting is located between The Scientific Center’s parking lots and the VIP station, with the space prepared specifically for this purpose. He also mentioned that The Scientific Center continuously introduces new initiatives, noting that a new event or activity takes place each month. He added that in mid-October, a new IMAX film titled “T-REX” will be screened at The Scientific Center.
The Scientific Center Hosts “Sustainable Development Goals Through Art” Event
The event combined cultural and artistic dialogue through panel discussions and an art exhibition showcasing the creativity of a group of international and local artists. The featured works highlighted the role of art in raising awareness about the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and encouraging community engagement in issues related to the environment and development.
Organizing this event reflects The Scientific Center’s commitment to supporting global initiatives that bring together culture, science, and the arts. It also underscores its role as a leading institution in spreading knowledge and promoting environmental and developmental awareness in Kuwait and the region. The event provided an opportunity to engage with artistic and human experiences that inspired the community toward a more sustainable future.
In this context, Ms. Sara Al-Yaqout, Director of Marketing and Communications, stated:
“By hosting this international event, The Scientific Center reaffirms its mission of integrating culture, science, and art in support of the Sustainable Development Goals. We believe that art is a powerful tool in building community awareness and reinforcing the values of sustainability, and we are pleased to serve as a platform to showcase these inspiring experiences to the public in Kuwait.”
