The Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs has concluded its annual summer programme for children after attracting more than 1,100 participants aged 10 to 15 across 10 religious outreach centres in Qatar. The initiative was designed to make productive use of the summer holiday by promoting Islamic values, strengthening life skills, enhancing Quranic understanding and nurturing young talent.
Educational and Skills Development
The programme combined educational sessions with interactive activities to help participants build positive social skills, strengthen family and community engagement, and develop essential life skills.
Focus on Values
Activities centred on Quranic teachings, respect for parents and elders, mosque etiquette, time management, positive social interaction and the responsible use of social media.
Closing Ceremony
During the closing ceremony, outstanding participants were honoured along with partner organisations including Al Khor Sports Club, Al Ahli Sports Club and the Ministry's Scholarships Department for supporting the programme.
Supporting Qatar National Vision
Officials said the initiative reflects the ministry's commitment to investing in young people through educational and character-building programmes that contribute to Qatar's long-term human development goals.
The Bottom Line
The successful completion of the annual summer programme highlights Qatar's continued efforts to provide meaningful educational opportunities that foster values, knowledge and personal development among the nation's youth.
By guest - August 03, 2026

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