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Qatar Petroleum’s Dukhan Operations recently held its annual ‘Day Out’ event, which featured a wide range of fun-filled activities for the Dukhan community. Over 2,000 attendees, consisting of Dukhan Operations’ staff and their families, took part in the event, which was held at the Dukhan Water Sports Club.
The event was also attended by senior QP officials, including Said Mubarak Said al-Mohannadi, Director Operations; Ahmad Saif al-Sulaiti, Operations Manager-Dukhan Fields; Mubarak Awaidi al-Hajri, Operations Manager-Offshore Fields; Talib Abdulla al-Murri, Operations Manager-Drilling; and Khalid Yousuf al-Sahlawi, Manager, Integrated Facilities; and Abdulla Ghaith al-Kuwari, Manager, Field Support (Dukhan Fields).
Organised by the Integrated Facilities Department, the Dukhan Operations “Day Out” event primarily aims to further enrich the social relationships among all employees based in the area, including their families.
This year, among the exciting activities held during the event were magic shows, dance performances and musical presentations, all of which were greatly appreciated by the audience.
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