Adattee Hayatee, a group of people dedicated to promoting and showcasing the artwork of Omani artists with diverse disabilities, announced its seventh consecutive year of partnership with the Oman American Business Center (OABC) at an annual Suhoor Gathering recently.
Accordingly, Adattee Hayatee will continue to provide these artists with opportunities for recognition and empowerment supported by the OABC and through its initiatives, Adattee Hayatee will continue to raise awareness about the talents and capabilities of individuals with disabilities while fostering inclusivity and appreciation within the community.
Speaking to the Observer, Laila al Wahaibi, Founder at Adattee Hayatee said that the group is thrilled to have partnered with OABC for the seventh consecutive year at their annual Suhoor Gathering.
"This event provides a wonderful platform to showcase the exceptional talent and creativity of Omani artists, highlighting their contributions to the artistic landscape of Oman. We are grateful to OABC for their continued support and collaboration for the opportunity to participate in this esteemed event and look forward to many more years of partnership in promoting the artwork of Omani artists on the international stage," she said.
The Suhoor Gathering, hosted by OABC, is a prestigious event that brings together esteemed members and guests for an evening of cultural celebration and networking. Adattee Hayatee is honoured to have been invited once again to contribute to this remarkable occasion.
“Our members are CEO's, GM's and other professionals who come to OABC events to network and expand business connections. But once a year, each year, we get to connect with joyful, friendly, talented artists. Adattee Hyatee makes our Ramadhan Gathering the most positive and meaningful night of the year for OABC, and we thank each artist for their time, energy, and passion that makes our meeting so special”, said the OABC’s CEO, Rebecca Olson.
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