The Bahrainouna National Plan aims to promote national pride and strengthen citizenship values. It is part of the royal directives of His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, the King of Bahrain, to preserve Bahrain’s authentic identity.
The competition targets young creatives and aims to foster national pride and strengthen citizenship values. It encourages youth and the public to showcase their talents and creativity through events and programs that align with their interests and aspirations.
The competition runs from Thursday, November 21, 2024 to Monday, March 31, 2025.
You can follow Bahrainouna’s social media channels: @Bahrainouna.
You can register through the official website: (Click here)
The registration period is from Thursday, November 21, 2024 to Monday, March 31, 2025, also the period for submitting entries. Ensure you fill out the registration form, as entries will not be accepted without completing the form first.
Everyone aged 13 and above is eligible to participate.*
*13 years is the minimum age for most social media platforms.
Yes, they can, provided the registration is under the name of someone who meets the age requirement (13 years or older).
The competition is limited to:
Citizens of Bahrain, both inside and outside the country.
Residents of Bahrain.
Non-resident students who are officially enrolled in local universities.
Registration for the “The Challenge” ends on March 31, 2025, when the competition concludes.
After registering on the official website, you must post your entry on one of the social media platforms (YouTube, Instagram, TikTok) and tag @Bahrainouna, using the following hashtags: #Bahrainouna #TogetherWeBuildTheFuture in the post caption.
No, anyone aged 13 and above can participate.
Entries must be posted on one of the following platforms: Instagram,TikTok, and YouTube.
Yes, you can participate on Instagram,TikTok, and YouTube.
Yes, there is no limit to the number of entries.
All entries must be of high quality, with clear audio and video, and the video must not exceed one minute.
Entries should adhere to the customs, traditions, and general norms of the Kingdom of Bahrain.
Entries should not contain any political or religious speeches.
Entries must align with one of the 18 national values.
The competition includes activities such as entrepreneurship, sports, music, photography, filmmaking, graphic design, acting, fine arts, public speaking, poetry, volunteering, and other skills and hobbies.
Yes, as long as the entry complies with the terms and conditions.
Yes, the competition is open to individuals aged 13 and above, including students and the general public, with categories for both individual and group participation.
Yes, you can submit a group entry (with more than one friend) or an individual entry.
Yes, you can participate in both categories by submitting two separate entries.
Yes, but the account must be public.
Yes, entries can be submitted in any language, provided the content is understandable to the public and complies with the competition’s terms and conditions.
All publishing rights for the submitted entries will be transferred to the Bahrainouna National Plan Executive Office. The entries may be used partially or entirely in any media, whether traditional or digital.
Results will be announced on Bahrainouna’s official social media accounts and the official website: www.bahrainouna.com
One winner will be selected from each platform by a judging panel based on the following criteria:
8 winners will be selected from the two categories, with six winners selected by the jury and two winners selected by public vote.
Yes, valuable prizes will be awarded to the winners.
Public voting will be opened during the visit to the Bahrainouna exhibition (an exhibition that will be held at a public location, to be announced later), and the entry with the highest number of votes will win the prize.
The final entries will be displayed at the Bahrainouna platform (an exhibition that will be held at a public location, to be announced later)