A set of events and competitions for both children and adults that is connected to the National Day, from the humanitarian work perspective in addition to paying attention to cultural heritage. These events are twice a day, in the mornings, and in the evenings. As well as introducing the stars of humanitarian and community work stars, and inviting the members of the community to follow their lead. Also, the visitors get the chance to take a look on the foreign communities, and the part Qataris play in humanitarian work.
The aim is for the kids to learn information about the international education and health systems, and how Qatar is helping in developing these communities, then practically apply this in the form of a competition between groups.
A set of stations that explains to the community the role Qatar Charity plays outside, and in various sectors (education, water, economics, health, disaster relief, social care, reconstruction, and infrastructure)
Pictures by professional photographers who portray the achievements of the Qatari people in the humanitarian work sector, as well as various field pictures.
Qatar Charity does in other countries, as well as showcasing various printables and videos from the field. In addition to a detailed description, according to the country and the projects.
A suite dedicated to highlighting the Authority’s regulatory role for humanitarian work within the country, and distribute fliers, and informational and educational materials to the public
Daily morning shows and clauses
Daily entertainment competitions
Qatar Charity does in other countries, as well as showcasing various printables and videos from the field. In addition to a detailed description, according to the country and the projects.
A suite dedicated to highlighting the Authority’s regulatory role for humanitarian work within the country, and distribute fliers, and informational and educational materials to the public
The aim is for the kids to learn information about the international education and health systems, and how Qatar is helping in developing these communities, then practically apply this in the form of a competition between groups.
Pictures by professional photographers who portray the achievements of the Qatari people in the humanitarian work sector, as well as various field pictures.
A set of events and competitions for both children and adults that is connected to the National Day, from the humanitarian work perspective in addition to paying attention to cultural heritage. These events are twice a day, in the mornings, and in the evenings. As well as introducing the stars of humanitarian and community work stars, and inviting the members of the community to follow their lead. Also, the visitors get the chance to take a look on the foreign communities, and the part Qataris play in humanitarian work.
Qatar Charity is an international, non-governmental humanitarian and developmental organization, established in 1992, according to the regulations of charity work in Qatar. The Qatar Charity organization was established under a management that draws its inspiration from the values, principles, and cultural heritage of the Qatari community, to do charity work and participate in the international solidarity effectively and efficiently to tackle the most important humanitarian and developmental challenges that face underdeveloped countries around the globe. The top of these priorities is helping the children who are victims of crises and disasters, before expanding its work to include various humanitarian and developmental sectors. The vision of Qatar Charity “Qatar Charity is a leading humanitarian and developmental organization draws upon various human experiences to achieve the maximum impact”.
Daily morning shows and clauses
Daily entertainment competitions
