Doha: Public Works Authority (Ashghal) said on Tuesday that the construction work on Qatar Academy - Sidra in Education City project is about 94 percent nearing completion, confirming that the project is scheduled to be completed during the second half of 2026.
According to Qatar News Agency, the project covers a total area of 74,000 square meters, of which 33,000 square meters is built-up area, and aims to accommodate approximately 1,800 male and female students. The project includes a main two-story building containing classrooms, multi-purpose halls, and administrative offices, in addition to facilities designated for receiving students and visitors.
During his field visit to the project's location, HE President of the Public Works Authority (Ashghal), Eng. Mohammed bin Abdulaziz Al Meer, accompanied by Executive Director of Operations at QF, Nasser Mohammed Al Hajri, commended the speed of completion and the quality of implementation. He directed the need to continue accelerating the pace of work to complete the remaining stages according to the highest standards.
In turn, Eng. Saoud Al Dosari, an engineer on the project, stated that the academy will include 60 classrooms to meet the needs of various educational levels. It will also feature integrated educational and service facilities, a theater, arts and activities rooms, a library, scientific laboratories, and sports facilities, including indoor halls, outdoor playgrounds, a swimming pool, and a cafeteria, contributing to an integrated educational environment.
The Qatar Academy - Sidra project applies the highest standards of health, safety, and quality in all stages of implementation. It employs the latest digital technologies, including Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology, to ensure efficient implementation and reduce technical challenges.
The project relies heavily on the use of local materials, such as iron, steel, electrical and mechanical materials, glass, and aluminum, supporting national products. In terms of design and sustainability, it meets the highest local and international standards, reflecting Qatar's cultural identity and aligning with sustainability standards. The project aims to obtain a 3-star rating according to the Global Sustainability Assessment System (GSAS).
Modern technologies are utilized to conserve energy and water consumption, using environmentally friendly and low-emission materials. The project also provides a healthy indoor environment and advanced systems to enhance energy efficiency and conserve natural resources.
The implementation of this project is part of Qatar's strategy to enhance educational infrastructure and provide model facilities that meet future generations' aspirations. This step reflects the Public Works Authority's commitment to contributing to the human development pillar within Qatar National Vision 2030 (QNV 2030) by delivering sustainable educational projects that adhere to international standards in design and implementation.