In a captivating convergence between creativity, technology and culture, Huawei organized a special workshop on calligraphy arts on the sidelines of the “Dubai Calligraphy Biennial” exhibitions, the annual month-long event organized by the Dubai Culture and Arts Authority under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai and Chairman of the Executive Council. The workshop, which was held on October 28 at the Gate Avenue hall in the Dubai International Financial Centre, highlighted Under the slogan “ Created by Huawei MatePad ", highlighting the aesthetics that can be achieved by stunningly merging the features of digital art and traditional calligraphy using the innovative tablets developed by HUAWEI MatePad PaperMatte. 

The workshop included 20 talented students, readers of Salama magazine, issued by the Roads and Transport Authority in Dubai , who are between the ages of 12 and 14, and who have a great enthusiasm for art and drawing. Under the guidance of Arabic calligraphy artists Narges Nour El-Din and Bassem Zbib, these young innovators embarked on an exceptional journey in the world of digital calligraphy. The students were provided with the new and advanced MatePad PaperMatte tablet From Huawei with M-Pencils From the second generation, which enabled them to delve passionately into a wide world of artistic possibilities. Narges Nour El-Din’s expertise and guidance also contributed to enriching the students’ experiences, while Bassem Zbeeb amazed the participants with stories that combine Arabic and Chinese cultures.

Narges Nour El-Din, famous for her mastery of Arabic calligraphy, enhanced the value and benefit that the workshop provided to the students thanks to her international experiences and her constant and continuous passion for art. Her artistic journey goes beyond the boundaries of traditional calligraphy, to include classical and contemporary paintings, murals and sculptures. Her dedication to nurturing talent clearly inspired and motivated participants to explore the complexities of traditional art forms.

The “ Created by Huawei MatePad” platform was highlighted ", celebrated for its commitment to nurturing digital art while preserving traditional art forms in the digital age, highlights Huawei's consistent and ongoing commitment to driving innovation and developing valuable media and tools. It is worth noting that Huawei has previously collaborated with local artists under the "Created by Huawei" campaign MatePad ", which reinforces the company's commitment to supporting artistic works.

In addition to the exceptional event, the workshop witnessed the unveiling of the latest versions of the HUAWEI MatePad PaperMatte devices 11-inch and 11.5-inch tablets in the United Arab Emirates . These amazing devices offer users the stunning widescreen Huawei PaperMatte Display , which reduces reflections and glare, as these innovative devices work using anti-glare engraving technology at the nano level, eliminating up to 97% of light interference, creating a visual experience similar to using paper, which contributes to reducing eye strain. The unique color e-book mode also allows tablet users to enjoy their favorite comics in a format reminiscent of traditional paper books.

The HUAWEI MatePad PaperMatte features The 11- inch and 11.5-inch models have a 120Hz refresh rate and a vibrant display, providing smoother viewing as well as highly responsive touch control capabilities and low-latency handwriting input features.

The calligraphy workshop “ Created by Huawei MatePad ” was achieved “It was a remarkable success, whether in terms of celebrating the arts of calligraphy or unveiling innovative technologies and devices. This event represents a milestone in a path in which culture and technology merge together to leave a lasting positive impact on everyone.

It is noteworthy that the inaugural edition of the "Dubai Calligraphy Biennial" was held with the main support of the "Al Rostamani Group", with the support of "Sandooq Al Watan", and in partnership with a group of partners and institutions active in the local cultural scene, which includes: Dubai Design District, the Culture and Science Symposium, and the Mohammed Library. Bin Rashid, Expo City Dubai, Gate Avenue in the Dubai International Financial Centre, Sultan Bin Ali Al Owais Cultural Foundation, Juma Al Majid Centre, Department of Economy and Tourism in Dubai, Dubai Government Media Office, Dubai Municipality, Alserkal Avenue, Art Dubai, and Museum Women, Tashkeel, Art Jameel, Matar Bin Lahij Gallery, Bokhara Gallery, Foundry, Khawla Art Gallery, Veretti Gallery, Effie Gallery, and BEDU Company , and AWC Gallery , and Hobb's Love Library Opera Gallery, Mondoir Gallery, The Jam Jar Studio, Medaf Studio, Mirzam, Kalimat Gallery, and Slay Café. , "Frame" , and 3IXAM Huawei and Level Shoes.

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