The 27th edition of CONIL Fest - Integration Festival will bring to the Bucharest Metropolitan Circus, on November 15 and 16, more than 1,500 children and young people from all over the country.
According to a press release sent on Tuesday to AGERPRES, the event is dedicated to the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, marked annually on December 3.
"On stage, children effortlessly show us that coming together and accepting each other unconditionally is the ultimate act of life. Art here becomes not just a spectacle, but a medicine for the soul, which melts away invisible barriers and brings to light the incomparable value of each soul. Some are typical children, others have special educational needs, but there, in the spotlight, all differences melt away. Only pure joy, unbridled talent and sincere emotion remain. It is a celebration of solidarity and empathy, a life lesson that we all receive, from the youngest among us," the press release states.
"To see 1,500 souls on the same stage - typical children and children with special needs - expressing their joy and talent together is for me the deepest form of gratitude. This festival, CONIL Fest, is more than a show; it is living proof that barriers are only in our minds, and art is the bridge on which we build a world in which all children are seen, accepted and loved. Every smile on the stage of the Bucharest Metropolitan Circus heals an old wound and reminds us all of why we started. I thank from the bottom of my heart every child, parent and partner who makes this magic possible year after year," said Adela Hanafi, the head of the CONIL school.
The National News Agency AGERPRES is one of the media partners of the event.
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