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Queen Sonja of Norway to Open Exhibition Islam in Oslo

Global Arab Network - - Maha Karim

Friday, 15 May 2009 18:45

Following on from the success of Exhibition Islam’s icebreaking exhibition in Tromose, Norway (May 2008), Exhibition Islam has been invited to travelling back to the outer periphery of the Arctic Circle to showcase another spectacular exhibition at the Islamic Cultural Centre in Oslo, Norway. The exhibition is open to the public, from 22nd -30th May 2009.
On this momentous occasion, HM The Queen of Norway will be opening the exhibition ceremony.

South Africa Exhibition
Exhibition Islam, the world’s leading exhibition provider is confirmed to showcase it’s hallmark ‘Islam Exhibition’ at the Islam Expo SA 2009 in Cape Town, South Africa, from the 11th-14th June 2009. This spectacular event will be hosted at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (Convention Square, 1 Lower Long Street, Cape Town, South Africa).

The event is expect to attract over 80,000 visitors over the 4 day period. Some of the public figures expected to attend the event include, The Mayor of Cape Town, Helen Zille (Premier of the Western Cape) and Minister Pallo Jordan (National Minister of Arts and Culture).

Exhibition Islam, and Itheko, the organisers of Islam Expo SA 2009 aim to deliver an event that is both educational and enjoyable for the visitors.

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