In a befitting tribute to its chief patron – late Sabih Bukhari – Bazme Sadaf International (BSI) Doha chapter recently announced the launch of online Urdu classes primarily for English medium students.
Noor Hassan Saleh is looking to enhance her business and HR skills by enrolling in the International Executive MBA (EMBA) at HEC Paris in Qatar, which has been delivering impact and excellence in the country for over a decade.
Affiliation of International Walking Football Federation (IWFF) Gambia and the appointment of Lamin Kaba Bajo as the president of IWFF Gambia, West Africa, by IWFF senior vice president and IWFF Asia and Qatar president Farhan al-Sheikh al-Sayed, was done in the presence of the Gambian ambassador Fo
The International Walking Football Federation (IWFF) of Asia and Qatar continues to encourage several countries to join one of the fastest growing sport concepts in the world.
Institution of Engineers India (IEI) Qatar Chapter recently conducted a technical webinar session on ‘Future Power Network (Smart Grid) – Challenges and Trends”. The session was attended by around 100 engineers via Zoom.
A curriculum programme on Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) Robotics and Artificial Intelligence (AI) is planned to be launch in MES Indian School.
It all started three years ago when he lost a pet cat and started a hunt for it. He could not find the one he looked for and instead came across hundreds of feral or stray cats in different parts of Qatar.
Barwa City Monday Activity Group (BCMAG) is a voluntary group founded by Shalini Tiwari in 2014.
VCUarts Qatar, a Qatar Foundation partner university, has announced that two alumni members and one current student are exhibiting their work in a creative showcase at the soon-to-be-launched Galleria mall in Msheireb Downtown Doha (MDD).
Ideal Indian School (IIS) conducted a three-day online refresher programme for the teaching faculty recently.
Safwa (Alfardan Group) has partnered with Swiss International School for education on sustainable farming.
The Teal Society, a Los Angeles-based non-profit organisation working to raise awareness about gynaecological cancers, recently marked its first anniversary in Qatar by inviting some influential and popular social media personalities.