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The Shafallah Centre's booth features handicrafts and artistic designs, including bag decoration, gift wrapping, and accessories, in addition to the art of printing on various materials. QBEC CEO Ahmed al-Obaidli, said: “As an integral part of society, Qatar Tourism supports inclusion, it is part of our framework and we continue to support it, to achieve the Qatar National Vision. Through Heya, we seek to promote social integration, and we are confident that all members of society, no matter their ability, can excel in the field of fashion. To that end, Heya will remain a supportive platform for all segments of society.”
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Shafallah Centre executive director Laalei Abu Alfain, said the institution is always keen to actively participate in such exhibitions that support its services and highlight the capabilities of its members. "We aim to enhance their integration into society through participation in exhibitions and conferences and encourage the responsible role of individuals and society. Through our Rehabilitation and Vocational Training Department, we provided our members training workshops to participate in Heya Arabian Fashion exhibition."
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Heya is Qatar’s biggest platform for contemporary Arabian fashion. This year's edition features 130 brands from 10 countries including Qatar, the GCC countries, India, Lebanon, Indonesia, Morocco, and Turkey, allowing visitors to discover the best regional and international designs. The collections range from high-street fashion to haute couture, luxury modest evening gowns and abayas, in addition to accessories, cosmetics and perfumes. Heya is open from 10am to 10pm Thursday, and from 3pm to 10pm Friday.
