Doha: The Community College of Qatar (CCQ) has officially launched the third phase of its national initiative, Academic Cadres 2025 – 2026, building on the momentum established by the first two phases. The earlier phases successfully attracted qualified national talent and expanded the college’s culture of academic excellence. According to Qatar News Agency, this new phase aligns with CCQ’s ongoing

Doha: The Cultural Village Foundation (Katara) announced the top three winners of the 4th Katara Prize for Arabic Poetry – Mothers of the Believers, focused on Umm Salama Hind bint Abi Umayya Al Makhzumiyya. Ibrahim Mohammed Abdullah Al Sayyid from Egypt won first place, Radwan Sultan Hamoud Ali from Yemen claimed second place, and Bakr Mousa Haroun Othman from Nigeria

Friedrichshafen: The Qatar Amateur Radio Society (QARS) participated in the world’s biggest event for amateur radio enthusiasts, the International Amateur Radio Exhibition held in Friedrichshafen, Germany. According to Qatar News Agency, QARS’s pavilion at the exhibition, which wrapped up on Sunday, attracted significant interest from participants. Attendees were introduced to the specifications of the Qatari satellite Es’hail-2, launched in 2018.

Doha: Qatar National Library (QNL) announced its summer season with a vibrant lineup of educational and creative programs for children, young adults, and lifelong learners. Throughout July, the Library will offer a diverse selection of workshops, camps, and reading initiatives to inspire learning and foster community engagement, a QNL press release said. According to Qatar News Agency, leading the summer