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First spaceman
د.إ 185
A lot of attention is paid to the space research in the UAE. The design of the scarf is devoted to the first person from the UAE in space – Haza Ali Al Mansouri. He’s the first but not the last, a real national hero that all the country is proud of! The scarf is an excellent choice for those who are inspired by progress, innovations and achievements of the Middle East science and technology.
By Bakhmullaeva Luiza @louisa.bakh
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