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The Inclusive Art Gallery celebrates inclusion and the talents of people of determination. It will also feature the AccessAbility exhibition, which tells the individual stories of people with disabilities. Located at Abu Dhabi’s Emirates Palace hotel, it will be open to members of the public from March 14 - 23.
“In the year of tolerance, Amideast/UAE is privileged to partner with the Special Olympics and the U.S. Embassy on such a key national project,” Rula Dajani, Amideast’s country director for the UAE, said. “Being a part of this historical event where promotion of important values of acceptance and inclusivity; building cultures of acceptance through Arts, is really a ‘Flame of Hope.’”
The Special Olympics World Games Abu Dhabi will be the largest sports and humanitarian event in the world in 2019, with over 7,500 athletes and 3,000 coaches, representing more than 190 nations, participating. It will also be the first ever Special Olympics World Games to be held in the Middle East and North Africa.
