Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art in Education City has hosted a talk by Moroccan-French photographer Touhami Ennadre.

HE the Minister of Municipality and Environment Abdullah bin Abdulaziz bin Turki al-Subaie has stressed that protecting Qatar’s environment and keeping it clean and free from all forms of pollutants is a collective responsibility of all members of society, including citizens, residents, students

The final day for high school and transfer students to submit an application for admission to Georgetown University in Qatar (GU-Q) is February 1, admissions director Joseph Hernandez said.

Generation Amazing has announced a partnership with the charity, CORE, to bring its football for development programme to children in Haiti, extending its reach beyond Asia and the Middle East to the Americas.

Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS) Secretary-General Ali bin Hassan al-Hammadi has received a delegation from the embassy of Mali, headed by Cheick Ahmed Tidiany Diakite, Mali’s ambassador to Qatar.

Students at Georgetown University in Qatar ( GU-Q) will take part in a language learning programme this year, taught by refugees from around the world.

The unique art experience offered by the Seeroo fi al Ardh – the final work of the late acclaimed artist M F Husain, will be opened by Qatar Foundation (QF) to the public from Sunday with four daily shows.

The Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy's (SC) Community Engagement team has reflected on a successful 2019.

The College of Science and Engineering (CSE) at Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) has concluded its first sustainable built environment outreach programme.

Shop Qatar’s acrobatic show, exclusively produced for Mall of Qatar (MoQ), continued to enthrall a large number of people Friday with a series of fascinating choreographed routines and stunning acro-balance skills by international performers.

Dragon boat racing could play a vital role in the various initiatives to transform Qatar into a leading sports tourism destination in the region.

A team of researchers from Qatar University (QU) along with several partners, is making rapid progress in finding solution for heart valve diseases, by engineering living heart valves.