Zayed Al Marri completes the golden square in the Fazza Al Youla Championship

DUBAI, 5 JANUARY / WAM / The contract for the finalists to the golden square for the 24th edition of the Fazza Youth Championship, and the 20th edition of the Maidan programme, organized by the Fazza Championships Management, was completed at the Hamdan Bin Mohammed Center for Heritage Revival, in the fourth episode of the second stage, Which was characterized by interaction and public presence in the heritage village in Al-Marmoum.
Zayed Ahmed Al Marri, from the Emirate of Dubai, obtained the last qualifying card for the golden square, after beating Sultan Saeed Al Suwaidi, from the Emirate of Fujairah, with Al Marri obtaining 80 marks compared to 30 that went to Al Suwaidi, so Al Marri joined

Along with Khaled Saleh Al-Menhali, Khalifa Saif Al-Hamar, and Saeed Ali Al-Shawi in the Golden Square.
The two competitors started off with a yola performance to the rhythm of this season’s Al-Maidan song, titled “Dhargham,” written by His Excellency Abdullah Hamdan bin Dalmouk, CEO of the Hamdan Bin Mohammed Center for the Revival of Heritage, sung by the artist Mihed Hamad, and composed by Fayez Al-Saeed, in which they presented an interlude of distinguished skills. Amidst great interaction from the fans present in the stands in increasing numbers as the competitions entered the decisive stages, Khalifa Bin Sabeen, who is arbitrating this competition, awarded Al Marri 25 marks.
In the inheritance question, Al Marri and Al Suwaidi were able to answer correctly, each of them obtaining 10 marks, while Al Marri excelled in the swimming challenge, which was held earlier at the Hamdan Sports Complex, earning 15 marks, and in the shooting challenge, where he obtained 15 marks, and in the Qasid counting challenge, and in the camel race, where he got 20 marks.
Natalie Joseph Owadessian, Director of the Broadcasting Department, Director of Media and Corporate Communications, and Chair of the Championship Organizing Committee at the Hamdan Bin Mohammed Center for the Revival of Heritage, said about her happiness with the large audience enjoyed by the Al-Maidan program, which is considered one of the most important and oldest heritage and popular heritage programs in the region, and that This tournament has a fan base that extends to all countries of the Arabian Gulf.

The artist, Mohamed Ahmed, was a guest on the eighth episode, and he presented the song “Kul Al-Hala”, as he was raised on the Emirati shilla, and then moved on to singing, focusing his choices on authentic traditional words and melodies.

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