Qatar University (QU) launched the upcoming first session of “Tajrebaty” Initiative, organised in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture and Sports and Qatar Youth Hostels Association.
Abdulla Al Yafei, QU Director of Student Services and Activities, “Tajrebaty” Initiative Founder Eng Ibrahim Al Sada, Head of Public Relations Department at Ministry of Culture and Sports, Saud Al Dulaimi, and Qatar Youth Hostels Association Deputy CEO Ahmed Al Obeidli in the presence of officials from QU, the Ministry of Culture and Sports and Qatar Youth Hostels Association revealed the outlines of the event at a press conference held at the University yesterday.
Tajrebaty event includes numerous sessions with the main themes selected within an annual plan that aligns with community needs and activities. These include: Education, Sciences and Culture; Industry, Finance and Entrepreneurship; Environment and Sustainability; Health and Nutrition; Family, Woman and Children; Arts and Literature; Culture, Civilisation, History and Archeology; and Sports, Youth and Volunteerism.
Halima Al Azkawi, PR and Marketing Manager at QYH told The Peninsula: “The First Session of “Tajrebaty” features discussions in which three guest speakers will share their personal experiences. Dr Rashed bin Ali Al Kubaisi will give a talk on his experience to overcome life challenges and realise one's goals, Health Culture Activist Sabah Al Bahlani will share her experience in education and the rehabilitation of children with special needs, and Visual Artist Safiya Al Bahlani will give a talk entitled “Art Speaks”. The session will also include an exhibition on Safiya Al Bahlani’s artwork.”
Abdulla Al Yafei said: “This event reflects Qatar University’s commitment to raising community awareness on the importance of personal experiences and initiatives and their positive impact on the development of the society in various educational and humanitarian areas. The University is committed to promoting environments that embrace such initiatives and experiences".
