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The first edition of the White Oryx Cup Doha 2025 concluded with fanfare at Al Rayyan Sports Club stadiums on Thursday. From Oct 25 to 30, the tournament brought together an elite group of emerging talents from around the world.The six-day tournament witnessed strong competition among international teams from three continents and ten countries.Egyptian academy ‘Right to Dream’ was crowned champions of the first edition after defeating Dutch team Ajax Amsterdam 2-0 in the final match of the U-14 category. The third place went to the Belgian team Royal Antwerp, completing the podium. Ajax player Noud Coopmans won the “Best Player” award for his remarkable performance throughout the competition.With this distinguished conclusion, the White Oryx Cup Doha 2025 has established its position as a global platform for discovering and developing rising stars, reinforcing Qatar’s status as a leading destination for hosting and organising international age-group tournaments.Sheikh Saud bin Khalid al-Thani affirmed that the White Oryx Cup Doha 2025 represented a qualitative step and a distinguished initiative in supporting Qatari football, especially in the youth category. He praised the ambitious vision behind organising this first-of-its-kind tournament and its strategic goals aimed at developing and honing talents, providing them with the opportunity to compete against diverse global footballing schools.On the sidelines of the White Oryx Cup Doha 2025 closing ceremony, Sheikh Saud stated that the tournament, in its first edition, was a unique experience by all standards. It included renowned teams from Europe and the Arab world and contributed to creating an exciting competitive atmosphere that combined skill and passion with a high sporting spirit. He added that the success achieved by the tournament since its inception confirms the validity of the idea and the sincerity of the commitment to investing in future generations of players.Sheikh Saud likened the tournament in its early stages to “a seed that needs care and follow-up to grow and flourish,” stressing that beginnings are always difficult, but they carry the promise of a fruitful future.He said: “What has been achieved today is the foundation upon which the future of the tournament will be built. We are confident that the upcoming editions will witness greater development and wider reach, both in terms of organisation and the scale of international and regional participation.”He added: “I sent a message to the youth and the organisers of the tournament that this initiative deserves support and encouragement, and we stand behind them firmly because we believe that hard work and passion make the real difference.”Sheikh Saud revealed that the next edition of the tournament will be more comprehensive in terms of participation. He noted that some teams apologised at the last minute for not participating in the first edition, but the expected turnout next year will be much larger. It is planned that the tournament will include teams from GCC countries, in addition to other Arab teams from Tunisia, Egypt, and Morocco, giving it a broader Arab and international character.Sheikh Saud continued: “We aspire for the upcoming editions to carry the distinctive character of prestigious academies worldwide and for the tournament to become a leading platform that combines global expertise with local ambition, contributing to enhancing Qatar’s position as a preferred sports destination that attracts talents and football institutions from various countries.”In his discussion about the White Oryx Academy, Sheikh Saud praised the academy’s role in supporting young talents, considering it an important tributary for Qatari football and a promising source for discovering a new generation of players capable of representing Qatar in regional and international forums.He said: “What distinguishes this academy is that it represents a bold and unique model in the local sports scene. It operates with self-funding and limited support from some institutions, yet it has succeeded in imposing its presence and forging its path with confidence, whereas such initiatives are often the responsibility of major, officially state-supported academies.”Sheikh Saud expressed his deep appreciation for those in charge of the academy, asserting that they possess the will, vision, and passion to achieve success.He said: “We believe that the academy will become a true beacon for Qatari football and a cornerstone for talent development in the near future, God willing.”Sheikh Saud concluded his speech by emphasising that such tournaments and initiatives are an extension of Qatar’s approach to investing in human potential, especially in the sports sector.He pointed out that what White Oryx offers now is a living example of faith in the capabilities and ambitions of Qatari youth to carve out a place for themselves among the greats in the world of football.Ahmed al-Mughaisib, CEO of “The Different League” company, said that the first edition of the White Oryx Cup Doha 2025 became an important milestone in the journey of developing Qatari football.He noted that the tournament reflects Qatar’s distinguished position on the global sports map.The first edition of the White Oryx Cup Doha 2025 embodied a unique model for age-group tournaments, gathering 16 clubs and academies from Europe, Africa, and Asia under one umbrella.It transformed into a global platform for discovering and honing emerging football talents in the U-14 category. The list of participants included an elite group of prestigious clubs and reputable academies, among them: Southampton, Norwich City, and City Select Academy from England; Girona from Spain; Royal Antwerp and Club Brugge from Belgium; Sporting Lisbon from Portugal; Stade Brestois and OGC Nice from France; Red Bull Salzburg from Austria; Dinamo Zagreb from Croatia; Juventus from Italy; Ajax Amsterdam from the Netherlands; and Right to Dream Academy from Egypt; alongside Al Rayyan Sports Club and White Oryx Academy from Qatar.

Hosts Qatar will look to make a strong impression when they kick off their FIFA U-17 World Cup campaign against Italy Monday at Aspire Zone. Drawn in Group A, the other teams Qatar will face are South Africa and Bolivia. Making their eighth appearance in the competition, the young Maroons are determined to build on their best-ever finish — fourth place in 1991 — under the guidance of coach Alvaro Mejia. Zaid Faisal Ktit, a talented all-round centre-forward known for his intelligent movement and composed finishing, will be one of Qatar’s key players as the hosts aim for a deep run in the tournament. After the training session Saturday, Ktit said: “Italy are a strong team but all teams in this tournament will be tough. Of course, we will have to play well and we are looking forward to it.” Tameem al-Qadi, the Al Sadd youngster, added: “We will play a great game. Italy is a tough team, but there are no weak teams in the World Cup. It’s a proud moment for us to represent our country on home soil, and we will do our best in all the matches.” Meanwhile, Brazil coach Eduardo ‘Dudu’ Patetuci praised the organisation and atmosphere in Doha, saying: “The atmosphere here in Qatar is great, the environment is wonderful, and we’re very happy to be here. It’s going to be a beautiful World Cup.” Saudi Arabia manager Abdulwahab Alharbi expressed confidence in his side’s preparation, adding: “The team has been preparing for two years, and in the last three months, we’ve seen major improvement. InshaAllah, they will do well.”

The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change showcased Qatar’s experience in planning and implementing climate change adaptation strategies at a dialogue session titled “Responses to Climate Change Adaptation and New Support Structures”, held as part of Global Green Growth Week 2025 in Seoul, South Korea. The ministry was represented at the session by Head of the Climate Change Mitigation Section at the Climate Change Department, Mohammed Omar al-Badr. He presented to the participants the most prominent successful national experiences and practices implemented by Qatar in the field of national climate change adaptation planning, as well as its ongoing efforts to build capacity and enhance the resilience of vital sectors most affected by climate events. Al-Badr also addressed the lessons learned from Qatar’s experience in developing and implementing adaptation strategies, emphasising the importance of co-operation between the public and private sectors to achieve national goals in the areas of sustainability and mitigating the effects of climate change. He affirmed that Qatar continues to adopt innovative policies and initiatives to support the green economy and promote sustainable investments, in line with Qatar National Vision 2030. The Global Green Growth Week is one of the most prominent international platforms for discussing environmental challenges and reviewing solutions and policies aimed at achieving sustainable development. It witnesses broad participation from representatives of governments, international organisations, research institutions, and experts in the fields of environment, energy, and green finance.

Only 30 days remain for the FIFA Arab Cup Qatar, as excitement builds for the Arab world’s biggest tournament taking place from December 1-18.The prestigious tournament returns to Qatar for a second time, following the successful delivery of the Arab Cup in 2021, which was the first time that the tournament was held under the auspices of FIFA. This year’s edition has set a new benchmark with the total prize money exceeding $36.5mn (approximately QR132.9mn), with the Arab Cup now joining the ranks of the world’s major international football tournaments.A total of 16 teams will have a chance to lift the coveted Arab Cup trophy. Nine of the highest ranked teams have qualified automatically, while 14 teams will vie for the remaining seven spots in a series of qualifiers. Current champions Algeria will look to defend their title, whereas hosts Qatar will look to lift their first Arab Cup trophy.Ticket sales went live on September 30, with fans from across the region gearing up to see their favourite teams in action. Tickets were in highest demand amongst supporters of the Qatar, Jordan, Tunisia, Saudi Arabia and Egypt national teams.Arab Cup tickets can be purchased exclusively on: www.roadtoqatar.qa. This includes tickets for the qualifiers taking place ahead of the tournament on November 25-26 in Qatar, which will see fans eagerly rooting for their national teams in the determining matches.Ticket prices start from QR25. Supporters can also purchase a Follow My Team ticket, which will enable them to attend all matches of their team of choice during the group stage. All tickets are digital and include accessible seating options for disabled fans.As Qatar gets ready to welcome the world once again, regional and international fans making their way to the country can choose from affordable travel packages by national carrier Qatar Airways.Throughout the competition, fans will be treated to a variety of entertainment and cultural activities around Qatar. All venues are connected seamlessly by public transport and will offer a barrier-free experience to all.The tournament will kick off on December 1, 7:30pm, at Al Bayt Stadium featuring hosts Qatar and the winner of Palestine vs Libya. The final will be held on December 18, 7pm, at the iconic Lusail Stadium. Other stadiums that will host matches during the tournament are Ahmad Bin Ali, Education City, Khalifa International Stadium and Stadium 974.

The 2025 HSBC Global Economist Roadshow, brought together almost 100 clients, partners, and senior executives to discuss global economic trends and Qatar’s strengthening role as a driver of growth and innovation across the Gulf.Opening the event, Arhab Ghandour, HSBC Qatar Chief Risk & Compliance Officer, said: “Built on strong fundamentals and a clear national vision, Qatar’s economy continues to navigate change with purpose.“Our commitment to Qatar’s future is long-term and strategic, and our relocation to Msheireb underscores our belief in innovation, sustainability, and progress. Together with our partners and clients, we are helping shape what comes next.”Rising gas production and strategic reform choices are set to make Qatar GCC’s fastest-growing economy in 2026, HSBC noted.Held amid a complex global environment marked by geopolitical shifts, evolving trade corridors, and technological disruption, this year Roadshow provided insights into the opportunities and challenges shaping the world economy and their implications for Qatar and the wider region.Sharing insights on global and regional trends, Janet Henry, HSBC Global Chief Economist, said: “The Fed should be able to cut rates by another 50bps as the softening labour market tips the balance back to easing, but with sticky inflation and a relatively resilient economy supported by fiscal stimulus, the markets seem to be pricing in too many rate cuts in 2026.”Paul Mackel, HSBC Global Head of FX Research, added that “the US dollar has had a volatile year so far, initially riding on a wave of optimism before suffering one of its largest defeats. The outlook still points to a soft USD in the months ahead.”Meanwhile, Simon Williams, HSBC Chief Economist for CEEMEA, commented: “Rising gas production will see already high levels of wealth rise further in the coming two years, and should position Qatar as the fastest-growing economy in the Gulf next year. Momentum in the non-gas sector will depend on the strategic choices policymakers take to give Qatar an edge in what has become a highly competitive region.”The event reaffirmed HSBC’s role as a trusted partner supporting Qatar’s long-term vision for sustainable growth, diversification, and innovation as we as its role in helping clients navigate change and capture opportunity.

In recognition of Qatar’s long legacy of young footballers who have achieved numerous successes, FIFA U-17 World Cup Qatar 2025 matches will be played on Aspire Zone pitches named in their honour. The players chosen to reflect the rich history of Qatari football and will inspire a new generation of young stars.The footballers chosen are:Pitch 1 - Mohammed GhanimMohammed Ghanim is recognised as one of the most talented footballers in Qatar’s history. He rose to prominence in the 1970s when he was chosen as the Most Valuable Player during the third edition of the Gulf Cup held in Kuwait in 1974.On the club level, he was part of the Al-Ahli team where he was the first captain to lift the coveted Amir Cup trophy in 1972, when he led his team to an emphatic 6-1 win over Al Rayyan at the historic Doha Stadium.Pitch 2 - Ibrahim KhalfanKnown as an artist on an off the pitch, Ibrahim Khalfan played for Qatar’s national team in different age groups. Most notably, Khalfan played a crucial role in leading the country to its historic second-place finish at the 1981 FIFA World Youth Championship. As a player for Qatari side Al-Arabi, Khalfanwas recognised as the midfield mastermind behind three consecutive Amir Cup titles between 1977 and 1979.Pitch 3 - Bader BilalThe former striker was also part of the famous Qatari side that claimed runners up at the 1981 FIFA World Youth Championship. Bilal also played a critical role in leading club side Al Sadd to an Asian Club Championship title in 1988-89, scoring several times throughout the tournament.Pitch 4 - Khaled SalmanKhaled Salman is recognised as one of the most prominent Qatari footballers. In the 1981 FIFA World Youth Championship, Salman scored a famous hat-trick against powerhouses Brazil, earning Qatar a spot in the final. Salman also represented Qatar at the 1984 Summer Olympics, andscored two goals against France. Salman also led club side Al Sadd to their first ever Asian Club Championship title in 1988-89.Pitch 5 - Khaled BallanThe late Khaled Ballan marked a notable debut with the Qatar national team in the 1970 Gulf Cup in Bahrain, where he was awarded the Player of the Tournament title. Ballan played throughout the 1970s and spent his entire career at Qatar Sports Club, formerly known as Al-Esteglal, winning the Qatari league several times.Pitch 7 - Mansour MuftahMansour Muftah is regarded as one of the best Arab goal scorers in his era, becoming the first player to win the Arabian Golden Boot twice in 1981–82 and 1985–86. Muftah is also recognised as the all-time leading goal scorer in the Amir Cup and in the Sheikh Jassim Cup, earning the nickname “The Fox” for his speed and technique. With a record score of 317 goals in 324 matches for both club and country, the top goalscorer award for Qatar Stars League, was renamed to the “Mansour Muftah Award” in recognition of his outstanding contribution to Qatari football.Pitch 8 - Mahmoud SoufiThe late Mahmoud Soufi is celebrated as the country's top scorer in the history of FIFA World Cup™ qualifiers with 12 goals in 20 matches. Soufi was instrumental in leading Qatar to their first ever Arabian Gulf Cup title in 1992. Soufi also played for several prominent clubs in Qatar, earning the title for top goal scorer in various seasons.Pitch 9 - Adel MallalaThe stalwart defender Adel Mallala represented Qatar in various international competitions throughout the 1980s, most notably the Arabian Gulf Cup, Summer Olympics and AFC Asian Cup. Malalla played for Qatari side Al Ahli throughout his entire career, helping them win several Amir Cup titles along the way.A total of 104 matches will be played across the eight pitches during the FIFA U-17 World Cup Qatar 2025 set to take place from 3-27 November.Tickets can be purchased exclusively from www.roadtoqatar.qa. Fans must also download the RoadtoQatar mobile app to present purchased tickets and access tournament venues.Tickets are available as a Day Pass, enabling fans to attend multiple matches a day as well fan zone activities. Fans can also purchase a Prime Pass, which will enable them to reserve seats for high demand matches. Supporters of the Qatar national team can avail the Follow My Team ticket, which will enable them to attend all matches of the Qatari U-17 team during the group stage.

His Excellency Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Sultan bin Saad Al Muraikhi met Saturday with the Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Estonia Jonatan Vseviov, on the sidelines of the 2025 Manama Dialogue Conference held in the Bahraini capital, Manama. During the meeting, the two sides discussed bilateral cooperation and ways to support and enhance it, in addition to a number of issues of mutual interest.

His Excellency Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Sultan bin Saad Al Muraikhi met Saturday with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic, Jan Lipavsky on the sidelines of the Manama Dialogue 2025, currently underway in Manama. The meeting discussed Qatari-Czech cooperation relations and way to boost them, in addition to a host of topics of mutual interest.

His Excellency Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Sultan bin Saad Al Muraikhi met on Saturday with the Advisor on Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of Bangladesh, Tohid Hossain, on the sidelines of the Manama Dialogue 2025, currently underway in Bahraini Capital Manama. Discussion during the meeting, focused on bilateral relations and ways to support and strengthen them in addition to number of topics of mutual interest.

Since its inaugural edition in China in 1985, the FIFA U-17 World Cup has featured 84 national teams. The FIFA U-17 World Cup Qatar 2025, marking the tournament’s 20th edition, will kick off this Monday at Aspire Zone and run until November 27, culminating with the final at Khalifa International Stadium.The FIFA U-17 World Cup Qatar 2025 will be the seventh time the tournament is staged in Asia. Previous Asian editions were held in China (1985), Japan (1993), South Korea (2007), the UAE (2013), India (2017), and Indonesia (2023).Thirteen Arab nations have reached the finals throughout the tournament’s history: Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Tunisia, Morocco, Egypt, Oman, Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Algeria, Sudan, and the UAE.Arab teams from Asia have delivered standout performances, including four major successes. Saudi Arabia won the title in 1989 in Scotland, while Oman, Qatar, and Bahrain each reached the semi-finals once.The Qatari national team, winners of the 1990 AFC U-17 Championship, has qualified for the FIFA U-17 World Cup seven times, with its last appearance in 2005. The team now returns for its eighth appearance on home soil, opening the tournament against Italy this Monday at Aspire Zone’s Pitch 7.Qatar participated in the inaugural edition alongside Saudi Arabia, with its best performance coming in the fourth edition, when it reached the semi-finals and contested third place against Argentina, ultimately losing 4–1 on penalties.While Qatar has appeared in the finals more often than any other Arab nation, the greatest achievement for Arab teams came in 1989 when Saudi Arabia captured the FIFA U-17 World Cup title. After edging Bahrain 1–0 in the semi-finals, Saudi Arabia triumphed over hosts Scotland in a dramatic final, winning 5–4 on penalties following a 2–2 draw in regular time. This historic victory made Saudi Arabia the first Arab and Asian team to win a FIFA-organized tournament.Saudi Arabia advanced from the group stage with four points, drawing twice (2–2 vs. Portugal and Guinea) and defeating Colombia 1–0. The team then overcame Nigeria in the quarter-finals on penalties after a goalless draw.Bahrain finished fourth after losing the third-place match to Portugal 3–0. The Bahraini national team topped its group with five points from two wins against Cuba (3–0) and Ghana (1–0), and a draw against Scotland (1–1). Bahrain also achieved a historic quarter-final victory over Brazil, winning 4–1 on penalties after a goalless draw, before falling to Saudi Arabia 1–0 in the semi-finals.Oman also had a remarkable run in the 1995 edition hosted by Ecuador, finishing fourth after losing the third-place match to Argentina 2–0.In total, Arab teams have played 112 matches across previous editions of the FIFA U-17 World Cup, recording 35 wins, 25 draws, and 52 losses. They have collectively scored 137 goals. In the 2009 edition hosted by Nigeria, Algeria was the only Arab team that failed to score, exiting after three defeats.Tunisia has won six matches and lost five in its three appearances at the FIFA U-17 World Cup finals, reaching the Round of 16 twice and exiting in the group stage once.The 20th edition of the tournament, FIFA U-17 World Cup Qatar 2025, will feature six Arab teams: Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Morocco, Tunisia, and Egypt.According to the draw, hosts Qatar — fourth-place finishers in the 1991 edition — are in Group A alongside Italy, South Africa, and Bolivia. Morocco, quarter-finalists in 2023 in Indonesia, are in Group B with Japan, New Caledonia, and Portugal. The UAE, whose best achievement was reaching the Round of 16 in 2009 in Nigeria, will compete in Group C with Senegal, Croatia, and Costa Rica.Tunisia joins Group D along with Argentina, Belgium, and Fiji. Egypt, hosts in 1997 and quarter-finalists in their last appearance, are in Group E with England, Venezuela, and Haiti. Saudi Arabia, champions in 1989, are placed in Group L with Mali, New Zealand, and Austria.The teams participating in the FIFA U-17 World Cup will play 104 matches over 25 days at eight stadiums within Aspire Zone, with the final taking place at Khalifa International Stadium.This edition of the FIFA U-17 World Cup, hosted by Qatar, marks the first time the tournament will feature 48 teams. They are divided into 12 groups of four, with the top two teams from each group — along with the eight best third-placed teams — advancing to the Round of 32.The FIFA U-17 World Cup Qatar 2025 is the first of five consecutive editions scheduled to be held in Qatar.

MES Indian School inaugurated Innovex - 2025, a science, mathematics, and art exhibition, at the Girls’ Section, alongside a Science Expo, at the Junior Section. The aim was to foster inquiry-based learning, creativity, and innovation among students across academic levels. University of Doha for Science and Technology faculty members Dr Salmiah Ahmad (Professor, Electrical Engineering Department - for Automation and Control Systems) and Dr Luay Hussein (Engineering professor, Mechanical Engineering) were the chief guest and guest of honour, respectively. MES founder member Mohammad Ali K P and other members of the school governing board were present. Dr Ahmad inspired the young minds to remain bold in their thinking and proactive in their pursuit of scientific discovery so as to thrive in the ever-evolving world of science and technology. Students must nurture curiosity, embrace change, and think beyond the ordinary, she advised. There was an array of over 2,000 exhibits across four categories, featuring working models, and artistic expressions. In the Junior Section, a total of 64 classrooms were transformed into innovation hubs, where students displayed their projects. Earlier, head girl Hadiya Hashim welcomed the gathering. Lia Rolland and Ayesha Nidhal from the Department of Chemistry, co-ordinated the event.

With just one month to go until the Formula 1 Qatar Airways Qatar Grand Prix 2025, Lusail International Circuit (LIC) has unveiled new details of its reimagined Fan Zone and the daily on-site entertainment program, marking another milestone in the countdown to one of the most anticipated weekends in Qatar’s sporting calendar.From November 28 to 30, LIC will welcome fans for a weekend that blends world class racing, family entertainment, culture, and innovation, creating a festival atmosphere that celebrates both Qatar’s spirit and the thrill of Formula 1.A Weekend of Racing and EntertainmentThe 2025 edition promises non-stop on track action with the Formula 1 Sprint Race, FIA Formula 2 Championship, and Porsche Carrera Cup Middle East. Off the track, the excitement continues with performances by global icons like Seal on Family Friday and Metallica headlining Race Day Sunday.A Reimagined Fan Zone ExperienceAt the heart of the event, the Fan Zone will feature a dynamic lineup of experiences designed to delight visitors of all ages. From immersive activities to educational installations and family entertainment, every corner of the Fan Zone offers something new to discover.Highlights includeLEGO “Build The Thrill” Experience: Making its Middle East debut, LEGO brings its celebrated Formula 1 activation to Qatar as part of the Project Alicia global tour. Fans can build their own mini LEGO F1 cars, explore a LEGO themed pitlane and garage, and take home their creation in exclusive Qatar Grand Prix packaging.F1 Fan Forum: Fans can also look forward to the F1 Fan Forum, taking place on Friday and Saturday, where they can interact directly with drivers, ask questions, and hear exclusive insights.Kart Arena: A high adrenaline electric karting experience inspired by the Lusail International Circuit layout, where guests can race through a custom designed track.Genius Dome: An interactive zone combining science and motorsport, where visitors can explore aerodynamics, engineering, and race strategy through hands-on challenges.AR Car Racing & Racing Container: Interactive simulators and augmented reality experiences that let fans take the wheel and capture their moment on the podium at the F1 Photo Booth.Arcade Zone: Featuring racing simulators, PlayStation consoles, and reflex challenges for competitive fun.Cultural Area: A celebration of Qatari heritage with traditional crafts and performances. Across three tents, visitors can experience Arabic coffee, henna art, calligraphy, dama games, and rotating cultural demonstrations including dhow crafts, Sadu weaving, pearls, and spice displays.Kids Corner: Creative and eco friendly activities for younger visitors, including sand art bottling, recycled art, floor painting, face painting, and wind powered car making.Recycled art mural & oversized words: Guests can contribute to large-scale collaborative artworks using recycled materials, and share their messages on oversized word installations across the Fan Zone.Family Friday and Sprint SaturdayFriday, 28 November offers a full day of fun for all ages, featuring the LEGO® activation, children’s zones, and Seal’s live performance in the evening. General Admission ticket holders can bring up to four children under 12 for free, making it the perfect family day out.Saturday, 29 November showcases high speed competition with the Formula 1® Sprint Race, FIA Formula 2, and Porsche Carrera Cup Middle East, alongside continued entertainment and fan activities across the venue.Sunday, 30 November culminates in the highly anticipated FORMULA 1® QATAR AIRWAYS QATAR GRAND PRIX 2025 and a powerful closing concert by Metallica, promising an unforgettable finale to the weekend.Tickets Still AvailableWith record demand this year, tickets for the Formula 1 Qatar Airways Qatar Grand Prix 2025 are selling fast. Fans are encouraged to secure their tickets from the limited remaining three-day Grandstand passes, hospitality packages, and single day tickets for Friday and Saturday. Tickets can be purchased via Lusail International Circuit’s website at tickets.lcsc.qa.