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Ideal Indian School (IIS) celebrated Qatar National Day with a series of grand activities, with students from both the morning and evening sessions participating in a parade, cultural show, and exhibition showcasing Qatar’s rich culture and heritage. In his keynote address, principal Shaik Shamim Saheb praised the visionary leadership of Qatar’s leaders and government in shaping a modern and progressive state. He emphasised that the National Day celebrations serve as a unifying force within the school, promoting Qatari pride and nurturing a sense of national identity among the students. The cultural show featured an array of colourful performances by students from the Kindergarten, Junior, Girls’ and Boys’ sections, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Qatar. A highlight of the celebration was a grand procession within the school premises, where hundreds of students participated with enthusiasm. Donning traditional Qatari attire, they showcased their love, respect, and solidarity for their host country in a vibrant display of unity and cultural pride. Source link
A top Hamas official said yesterday talks in Miami to advance the next phase of the Gaza ceasefire must aim to end Israeli truce “violations”, as US Secretary of State Marco Rubio urged the group’s disarmament.US President Donald Trump’s special envoy, Steve Witkoff, is to meet officials from Qatar, Egypt and Turkiye in Florida, hoping to salvage efforts to reach the second stage of the deal. “Our people expect these talks to result in an agreement to put an end to ongoing Israeli lawlessness, halt all violations and compel the occupation to abide by the Sharm El-Sheikh agreement,” Hamas political bureau member Bassem Naim told AFP. aDuring the second stage, Israel is supposed to withdraw from its positions in Gaza, an interim authority is to govern the Palestinian territory instead of Hamas, and an international stabilisation force is to be deployed.Hamas’ Gaza chief Khalil al-Hayya said on Sunday the group had a “legitimate right” to hold weapons. Israel has repeatedly insisted that Hamas will be disarmed. Rubio also said yesterday he was confident that countries would send troops for the planned international stabilisation force. “I feel very confident that we have a number of nation states acceptable to all sides in this who are willing to step forward and be a part of that stabilisation force,” he said. Source link
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Birla Public School (BPS), Doha, celebrated Qatar National Day and World Arabic Day with a special morning assembly organised by the students of Grade VIII in collaboration with the Department of Arabic and Islamic Studies. The event highlighted the significance of Qatar’s national values, heritage, and vision, and the global importance of the Arabic language. Students delivered presentations, reflections, and messages emphasising unity, faith, and cultural harmony. The parade showcased patriotism, unity and respect for Qatari traditions. Subsequently, students assembled in front of the open stage, where the formal proceedings continued. In his address, principal Dr Anand R Nair emphasised on the importance of Qatar national values, cultural pride, and the role of education in shaping responsible and compassionate global citizens who remain deeply rooted in their national identity. The Arabic and Islamic Studies Department head Hashim welcomed the school leaders for the formal function. He spoke about the history of the land and the transformation Qatar has seen since 1878. The event was further enriched by a variety of student cultural performances, showcasing different aspects of Qatari culture, history, and Arab traditions through music, dance and expressive presentations. The programme was graced by the presence and active support of the senior leadership team, heads of departments, and faculty members, highlighting the collective commitment to promoting cultural appreciation and national awareness within the school community. In addition to the senior students’ programme, a special celebration was organised by the Grade I students at 12noon. The young learners conducted a special assembly and procession, followed by cultural performances.Through songs, simple enactments, and presentations, the students showcased key elements of Qatar’s culture, heritage, and history, adding charm and vibrancy to the celebrations. The celebrations concluded on a proud, joyful and festive note, leaving students with a deeper appreciation of Qatar’s heritage, a stronger connection to the Arabic language, and lasting memories of unity and cultural pride. Source link
