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Qatar University (QU) and Joaan Bin Jassim Academy for Defence Studies have signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at enhancing joint co-operation between the two parties in scientific and practical fields, at the premises of Qatar University campus. The signing of the MoU came as part of the parties’ keenness to exchange expertise and information, co-operate in organising conferences, seminars, and training workshops, in addition to developing research and studies of mutual interest, achieving integration and contributing to improving performance efficiency in line with the requirements and standards of total quality. On this occasion, QU’s President Dr Omar al-Ansari affirmed that the signing of this MoU reflects the university’s commitment to strengthening institutional partnerships with various national sectors, noting that this co-operation will contribute to developing the education, training, and scientific research system between the two sides. For his part, President of the Joaan Bin Jassim Academy for Defence Brigadier General Dr Rajeh Mohammed bin Aqeel al-Nabit stated, “This memorandum is not merely an agreement but an extension of a successful and productive path of co-operation between both sides. This step continues what began in 2018, when the academy signed an agreement with the university to implement a Master’s programme in defence studies, which helped prepare distinguished national cadres who combine academic knowledge with professional expertise in the defence field. Today, we build on that achievement to expand areas of co-operation and develop joint programmes that meet the State’s strategic needs and to strengthen institutional integration in research, innovation, and capacity building.  

Doha is preparing for a packed October schedule of world-class events, exhibitions, and conferences, highlighting its growing status as a vibrant regional hub for innovation, culture, and economic development. The events span key sectors including healthcare, sports performance, real estate, education, hospitality, and sustainability, offering opportunities for professionals, innovators, and entrepreneurs to exchange expertise and strengthen regional and global cooperation. October 4: QTRI Old Doha Port Aquathlon 2025 Athletes will take part in a thrilling multi-sport race of running and swimming, competing to complete the course in the fastest time possible. October 7–8: Qatar National Dialogue on Climate Change 2025 This dialogue will focus on fostering regional cooperation and shared expertise to tackle pressing climate challenges. The program will feature high-level panels, spotlight sessions, and workshops led by leading entities from across the GCC. October 9–11: Aspetar World Conference 2025 Aspetar will bring together global experts for a three-day multidisciplinary conference covering sports injuries, medical conditions in sports, sports science and performance, sports pharmacy, nursing, and dentistry. October 10: World Mental Health Day The Sports for All Federation will mark the occasion with a special event at the Museum of Islamic Art, raising awareness of mental health through community engagement. October 12-14: Cityscape Qatar and Qatar Real Estate Forum Two major platforms for real estate professionals, investors, and homebuyers will showcase opportunities for investment, property development, and homeownership in Qatar and beyond. October 13–15: 3rd Qatar Proteomics Conference This international scientific forum will gather leading researchers and academics to share the latest developments in proteomics and bioinformatics, with a program of seven sessions focused on cutting-edge technologies and key health challenges. October 14-16: INDEX Design Qatar 2025 and Big 5 Construct Qatar More than 250 local and international brands will showcase innovative products, solutions, and services from over 25 countries, making these exhibitions a leading destination for interior design, construction, and building technology. October 17–19: medical education conference: The Power of Connection: Leveraging Technology for Humanistic Medical Education Focused on technology and humanistic values in medical education, the conference will bring together educators, healthcare professionals, and innovators to explore how rapid technological advances can be integrated with ethics, compassion, and patient-centered care. October 17-24: FIP Asia Padel Cup 2025 The Khalifa International Tennis and Squash Complex will host Asia's top padel teams in a week-long competition, promising an exciting atmosphere for athletes and spectators alike. October 23-November 2: Qatar World Cup 10-Ball 2025 The Qatar Billiards and Snooker Federation will welcome the world's elite billiards players for this premier global tournament. October 25-26: Exploring the Nexus of Climate, Health, and Environment Experts, policymakers, and researchers will convene to examine the interconnectedness of climate change, environmental health, and sustainability through keynote lectures, panel discussions, and research debates. October 25: Al Wakrah Run Part of the Qatar Sports for All Federation's Running Series, this desert race in Al Wakrah will bring together runners of all levels in a community sporting event. October 28-30: Hospitality Qatar 2025 Now in its 10th year, the exhibition has established itself as a leading platform for the hospitality industry, bringing together thousands of global professionals and innovators to exchange experiences and shape the sector's future with a focus on innovation and sustainability. October 30-November 1: UIM-ABP Aquabike World Championship Qatar will once again make waves as it hosts a round of the UIM-ABP Aquabike Circuit Pro World Championship for the first time since 2015, marking the thrilling return of the event after a 10-year absence. With this diverse and high-profile lineup, Qatar reaffirms its role as a premier destination for global events, offering rich educational, professional, and entertainment experiences for participants and visitors from around the world.