A Dubai-based car company covered a Range Rover with 57,412 coins from all over the GCC countries, the car was designed in celebration of UAE national day. Some sources say that the car weighs an extra 170 kilos courtesy of the different coins which are glued to the body. You can also see Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Oman, and UAE flags as well as the pictures of the leaders of the countries on the cars body and windshield. Watch the video to take a closer look of the car.
Google has changed its logo on top the search box with a doodle one in celebration of Kuwait National day, as they often do for special occasions. The image design features Kuwait flag painted on the Google logo except for the letter “L” which was replaced with the Liberation Tower with fireworks in the background.
In celebration of Kuwait’s 2013 National and liberation days, Zain Kuwait surprises visitors of 360 Mall with three performances that embody Kuwait’s pop culture of the 1960′s and 1970′s, 1980′s and the 1990′s till present day.
Great performance! I liked the first black and white segment. Watch the video below.
Thirteen McDonald’s around Australia will temporarily change their name to ‘Maccas’ at select locations this week in celebration of Australia Day (26 January).
A recent survey revealed that over 50% of Australians regularly referred to the international fast food business by its informal name. In the photo above, a store in Engadine, Sydney, sports the golden arches and the new Macca’s sign.
The fast food restaurants will change their name for a month during the celebration, replacing their signage with the customized ‘Maccas’ logo as a reflection of Australia’s embrace of the fast food brand. Watch the video TV Ad below.
City skylines exploded in red, pink, green and blue around the nation as the clock struck midnight. Major cities, including Sydney, London, Dubai and Moscow have marked the start of 2013 with large fireworks displays.
Among the most spectacular celebrations were ones in Sydney, which centered on the harbor bridge, and Dubai, where the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, formed the centrepiece.
Kuwait earned a place in the Guinness Book of Records last night as it celebrated the 50th anniversary of its constitution in style by laying on the biggest fireworks display of all time. The firework show which lasted for an hour was the largest of its kinds in the world and it cost about 4.163 million ($15 Million).
The celebrations commenced with a popular march in the Gulf Road. Citizenry and residents of different age categories have taken part in the march. Then French Aircraft team conducted an impressive fly-past. Kites-lover had also their touch in the celebrations with another fly-past with their eye-catching colorful kites. Marine vessels and boats had their own performance in the Gulf waters.
These spectacular and daring displays have attracted hilarious applause from excited fans. The Gulf Road and the whole celebration areas were decorated with colorful flags and banners.
Kuwait’s Constitution was issued on November 11, 1962 by a decree from the then-Amir Sheikh Abdullah Al-Salem Al-Sabah, the 11th ruler of Kuwait. Watch the video below of the biggest fireworks display on the planet.
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