MANAMA: The Asian School, Bahrain, hosted the grand finale of “STREAMSCAPES 2026 – Nexus of Humanities, Commerce, and Science Streams” on September 13, 2026, celebrating the creativity, technological ingenuity, and interdisciplinary excellence of its Grade 11 and 12 students.
The prestigious occasion was graced by Guests of Honour Dr. Ali Hasan Follad, Advisor at the CEO’s Office of the Bahrain Tourism and Exhibitions Authority, and Mr. Aruldas Thomas, General Manager of iPoint and UniData, who both commended the high caliber of student presentations.
Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goal 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth), this year’s theme, “Building Smart Tourism in Bahrain through AI Innovation,” challenged participants to explore how artificial intelligence and modern technology can elevate Bahrain’s tourism sector, highlight its cultural heritage, support local enterprises, and drive sustainable economic development.
Five finalist teams—Team Raven, Team Noor, Team Haven, Team Hayakum, and Team NaviAwal—pitched technology-driven concepts during the final showcase. Following a rigorous evaluation, Team Haven secured first place for their innovative solution, while Team NaviAwal took second place, and Team Noor claimed third place.
