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With Kuwaiti President at the helm, Diplomatic Community Bazaar breaks records with over 55 countries participating

By S A H Rizvi
Chief Of Bureau, New Delhi
The Times Kuwait

The annual Diplomatic Community Bazaar, organized by the Delhi Commonwealth Women’s Association (DCWA), soared to new heights this year under the dynamic leadership of its President, Maha Buftain—wife of Kuwait’s Ambassador H.E. Meshal AlShemali—with record participation from over 55 countries and an extraordinary surge in visitor turnout.

Held in the heart of Delhi, the event transformed the venue into a dazzling global village, where cultures converged, cuisines enchanted, and creativity flourished. Stalls overflowed with artisanal treasures—handwoven textiles, sparkling jewellery, aromatic spices, and live cultural performances—inviting visitors to journey across continents in a single afternoon.

In her stirring inaugural address, President Buftain beamed with pride: “We are truly privileged to host the largest diplomatic participation in 35 years—each nation sharing its culture, cuisine, and creativity.”

She went on to capture the soul of the occasion: “The Diplomatic Community Bazaar beautifully celebrates unity in diversity, compassion, and community spirit.”

With unwavering conviction, she declared: “We come together for one noble cause—to support DCWA’s ongoing charitable initiatives, empower the less privileged, and kindle hope where it is needed most.” Noting the record 55+ country participation, she added: “This is a testament to what open hearts and a shared vision of service can achieve.”

Once again, the Kuwait Pavilion reigned as the event’s crown jewel. Curated with elegance and authenticity, it showcased Kuwait’s rich heritage through exquisite handicrafts, artisanal products, traditional sweets, and signature delicacies—all served with legendary Kuwaiti warmth and hospitality.

Gracing the pavilion and personally welcoming guests were H.E. Ambassador Meshal AlShemali and his wife DCWA President Maha Buftain. Visitors were spellbound—praising the interactive tastings, intricate pearl jewellery displays, and masterful textile showcases that offered an intimate glimpse into Kuwait’s storied traditions.

The bazaar’s proceeds will fuel DCWA’s vital charitable programs, including education, healthcare, and women’s empowerment for underprivileged communities across India.

This record-shattering edition not only fortified diplomatic bonds but also illuminated the transformative power of collective goodwill. Under President Buftain’s inspiring leadership, the DCWA has set a new benchmark—proving that when cultures unite for a cause, hope becomes unstoppable.

The stage is set for even grander celebrations in the years ahead.


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