Manama, September 17 (BNA) The Bahrain Tourism and Exhibitions Authority has signed a strategic partnership with Clockwork to support and promote the BNP Paribas Bahrain Jazz Fest 2022 on December 2.
The family-friendly outdoor event under the theme “Unmasked Jazz” will be held at Bahrain Rugby Football Club.
This year’s event promises to be an unforgettable event with Grammy-nominated artists, award-winning work, educational programming, and a month-long series of events celebrating the meeting of communities and jazz.
Dr. said. Nasser Qaidi, CEO of the Bahrain Tourism Authority, said that organizing this festival is in line with the authority’s desire to host annual events that meet the needs of a wide range of tourists, citizens and residents.
He added that this event is part of a series of events organized by the authority during this season in cooperation with the private sector.
Qaidi, during his meeting with Jude D’Souza, Managing Director of Clockwork, organizer of BNP Paribas Bahrain Jazz Fest 2022, affirmed BTEA’s support for many innovative events that will enrich Bahrain’s tourism sector, enhance its attractiveness and integrate.
D’Souza expressed his confidence that this festival will provide a unique experience.
“This strategic partnership between BTEA and Clockwork is an important boost to the festival,” he said.
With so many international visitors and artists visiting the kingdom for this event every year, it puts Bahrain on the world music map. We are therefore pleased to have festival packages for our international visitors, in collaboration with our strategic partner, the Bahrain Tourism and Exhibitions Authority. We thank BTEA for all their support.
“The internationally rated festival is all about the experiences we create for festival attendees. We are very pleased to have major organizations that believe in our idea and support our ambitions, particularly our show partner BNP Paribas and strategic partner Bahrain Tourism and Exhibitions Authority.”
Founded in 2017, BNP Paribas Bahrain Jazz Fest is now the most awaited music festival on Bahrain’s event calendar. The festival has attracted more than 20,000 visitors since its inception and has hosted more than 100 jazz musicians from Bahrain and around the world. It is now firmly placed on the world jazz map, and is only getting stronger with each year.
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