Al-Sayer Shortlist Winners of 11th Toyota Dream Car Art Contest

9 National Winners Proceed to Compete in the Global Contest

Al-Sayer Group Corporate Excellence Department invited prominent jury members and held a screening event to nominate winners from Kuwait of the 11th Toyota Dream Car Art Contest, one of the largest global art contests for children. Toyota Dream Car Art Contest engages children from all over the world to dream and get inspired to share and draw novel and creative ideas about their dream cars. According to Mohamed Nasser Al-Sayer Board Member and Chairman Al-Sayer Group CSR Committee “At Al-Sayer we cherish this global platform to promote children of Kuwait at international level. Such competition is helping them to think differently, unconventionally, and to imagine futuristic mobility dreams that makes all of us wonder. Also this engage them to be concerned about society, environment, being healthy, and show empathy towards other fellow living beings.” The Kuwait National Contest which was conducted for over three months collected impressive artworks from the school students including Arab, Bilingual and International Schools, who participated in the event with high level of enthusiasm. The National Winners will be awarded during an exclusive event by Al-Sayer Group Holding. The selection included pre-elimination, and the jury evaluation followed based on Toyota’s three category selection process, that covers artistic message, uniqueness and art characteristics. The ultimate aim of this contest is to let the children visualize their dreams inspired by the slogan “Draw Your Dream Car – Express Your Creativity” and portray it on the drawing sheet. Judges made remarkable comments about the young talents and appreciated the purpose of this global contest. Highlighting the importance of creativity Eng. Nehad Haj Ali Deputy Group Manager Corporate Excellence Al-Sayer Group said “In this fast and overly consumer based lifestyle, it is important to foster imaginative & creative competitions among children. They need to observe the nature, experience the culture of the country and bring innovative thoughts as a solution to the common problems they face around them. It is glad the children of Kuwait is not simmered in electronic gadgets, they are thinking out of the box to find solutions for the problems faced by the world.”