Euro Motors company, the official importer of BMW Group vehicles in Bahrain, has announced an exciting new range of exclusive seasonal offers across its full line of BMW vehicles to begin Ramadan.
Exclusive offers on MINI models this Ramadan
By: Times News Service
Muscat: Al Jenaibi International Automobiles (AJIA), the official importer of BMW Group in Oman, has launched a host of exclusive offers across its MINI range during the holy month of Ramadan.
In the spirit of giving, AJIA will be providing customers with complimentary benefits aimed to provide a hassle-free ownership experience with every purchase.
Valid from today until May 31, with every MINI vehicle purchase, customers will benefit from the exclusive MINI Service Inclusive Package for 5 years of 100,000 km, and MINI Repair Inclusive Package for 5 years or 200,000 km, as well as one-year free insurance and registration.
Not Your Usual Yiddish Language & Culture Program
Cost: $10 - $250
Not Your Usual Intensive Spring Yiddish Language and Culture Program via distance learning, with Yiddish classes, activities, and cultural programs. All-Inclusive Package (one class package + the cultural package), four level-specific class packages (Beginners 1, Beginners 2, Intermediate, and Advanced), a Cultural Package, and a Learn Yiddish Through Song Package. You can also register to the cultural events, such as the song workshops, children s reading circle, and shabes gathering, individually if you prefer.
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Not Your Usual Yiddish Language & Culture Program
Cost: $10 - $250
Not Your Usual Intensive Spring Yiddish Language and Culture Program via distance learning, with Yiddish classes, activities, and cultural programs. All-Inclusive Package (one class package + the cultural package), four level-specific class packages (Beginners 1, Beginners 2, Intermediate, and Advanced), a Cultural Package, and a Learn Yiddish Through Song Package. You can also register to the cultural events, such as the song workshops, children s reading circle, and shabes gathering, individually if you prefer.
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