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Ayn Platform Showcases Digital Media at Khareef Dhofar 2025

Ayn Platform Showcases Digital Media at Khareef Dhofar 2025

Post by : Mariam Al-Faris

Photo: Oman News Agency

The Ayn Platform, operated by the Ministry of Information in Oman, is playing an important role during the 2025 Khareef Dhofar Festival, which is currently happening in the Dhofar Governorate. This platform is using digital tools and creative content to connect people with the natural beauty, tourism spots, and culture of Dhofar. With its unique features, Ayn is attracting families, children, and people from all over the world.

Bringing Dhofar’s Culture to Life Through Media

The Ayn Platform is offering a wide variety of media services to help people explore Dhofar’s beautiful places and learn more about the region. These services include live TV and radio coverage, interactive experiences, and digital resources that highlight Dhofar’s culture, traditions, and landscapes.

By using modern technology, Ayn helps both local and international visitors discover what makes Dhofar special. These efforts also help promote Oman as a leading destination for tourism, culture, and natural beauty.

A Strong Digital Presence at the Festival

Through its presence at the festival, Ayn is showing how digital tools can be used to strengthen community engagement. The platform uses online channels, apps, and websites to give people real-time updates, educational materials, and entertainment options.

One of the major goals is to connect with all age groups — especially children and young people — and help them understand the value of their local culture and environment. These efforts are designed to promote learning, creativity, and pride in Omani identity.

Child Interface: A Fun Way for Kids to Learn

One of Ayn’s most popular features is the “Child Interface”, which is specially designed for children attending the festival. This digital section offers environmental adventures, field trips, and interactive activities that let kids explore Dhofar in a fun and educational way.

It helps children develop important life skills, build a connection with nature, and gain knowledge about the region’s wildlife, geography, and culture. The interface is full of visual and colorful content that keeps young minds engaged while learning.

Entertaining and Educational Content for Children

The Child Interface also includes special electronic services for children, such as audiobooks, animated videos, and cartoons. These materials are not only entertaining, but also help children learn about history, values, and the environment.

The programs will run throughout the festival until August 3, 2025. All the content is carefully designed to improve kids’ thinking skills, creativity, and general awareness in a way that supports both education and fun.

Digital Competition to Promote Omani Identity

Another exciting feature is Ayn’s Interactive Digital Competition, which invites participants to answer questions about Omani heritage, culture, and tourist spots. The competition is easy to join and is a favorite among both children and adults.

By answering these questions, participants learn about their country’s traditions and important historical landmarks. The goal is to make learning fun while also encouraging national pride and a deeper connection to Oman’s identity.

All Festival Shows Available Online

To make sure everyone can enjoy the festival, Ayn is also offering online broadcasts of all radio and television programs related to the Khareef season. These can be accessed from anywhere through the Ayn platform.

There is a special section titled “Khareef Dhofar”, where users can watch videos, interviews, and event highlights. This allows those who are not able to visit in person to still experience the beauty and excitement of the festival.

Nature Captured Through Drone Videos

Ayn is also creating short video segments that show the stunning beauty of Dhofar’s mountains, beaches, and green valleys. These videos are captured using drone technology, giving viewers a breathtaking aerial view of the landscape.

The videos are not just about showing nature — they also include interviews with visitors from different countries, which are presented in several languages. This makes the content more accessible and welcoming for international audiences.

Connecting Cultures Through Language and Media

One of the impressive things about Ayn Platform is its effort to reach as many people as possible. The platform provides content in eight different languages, including translated subtitles for videos and images. This helps people from various parts of the world understand and enjoy what Dhofar has to offer.

By offering multi-language support, Ayn is helping share Omani culture globally, making it easier for tourists and foreign visitors to engage with local traditions, festivals, and stories.

Supporting Oman Vision 2040

The Ayn Platform is a key initiative that supports Oman Vision 2040, which focuses on digital transformation and cultural development. Ayn is an example of how the government is using technology to preserve culture while also preparing for the future.

By offering new and interactive digital experiences, Ayn is not only helping with tourism and education, but also playing a role in shaping a more connected and modern society. It’s showing how media can be used in creative ways to support national goals and bring people together.

A Complete Cultural and Digital Experience

The presence of Ayn Platform at the Khareef Dhofar Festival has made a big impact on how people experience the event. Whether it’s through online competitions, children’s activities, or virtual broadcasts, Ayn is helping people of all ages enjoy the festival in fresh and meaningful ways.

It’s a blend of culture, fun, education, and technology — all brought together to celebrate the beauty of Dhofar and the spirit of Oman. Through this platform, the Ministry of Information is reaching both local citizens and the global community, showing the world what Oman has to offer.

July 24, 2025 6:40 p.m. 2685

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