Doha: The Katara Summer Camp 2024 commenced Sunday, featuring a range of educational, entertaining, and cultural activities with the participation of various entities in the country. Director of Public Relations and Communication at the Cultural Village Foundation - Katara, Salem Mubkhout Al Marri, stated that following the great success and the positive feedback of the Katara Summer Camp 2023, Katara has decided to organize the camp for the second consecutive year, including more activities to ensure variety. He added that each activity listed in the program aims to achieve the intended goals of the camp, such as developing children's abilities and skills, enhancing awareness of Qatari heritage and societal and national values, as well as gaining more cultural knowledge. The camp will run until August 7, with activities scheduled four days a week. Participating entities include the Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs, Al Jazeera Media Institute, Sout Al Khaleej Radio, Al R ami Sports Club, Qatar Red Crescent Society, Al Shaqab, Al Thuraya Planetarium, Poet Majles, and the Al Gannas Association. Source: Qatar News Agency
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