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Msheireb Properties Sunday officially announced the launch of its first building in the QR20bn Msheireb Downtown Doha (MDD), the world's first sustainable downtown project designed to regenerate and preserve the historical heart of Doha.
The opening of Qatar Academy Msheireb (QA Msheireb) marks a significant milestone in the development of MDD, and reflects Msheireb Properties’ objective of creating an environment that caters to the needs of all its residents.
Both Msheireb Properties and Qatar Academy are establishments functioning under Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development (QF).
QA Msheireb’s new building in Msheireb Downtown Doha spans 12,754sqm. It contains a spacious swimming pool, a dedicated dining area, music and art rooms, basketball and volley ball courts, a gymnasium, as well as a comprehensive library. The drop-off point has been conveniently located in the basement mezzanine to ensure pick-ups are as safe and convenient as possible for both students and parents.
Commenting on the opening of the new Academy and its importance within the community, engineer Abdulla al-Mehshadi, CEO of Msheireb Properties, said it is entirely logical that a development seeking to create a vibrant modern community which also reflects traditional Qatari culture and heritage should contain a world class educational establishment.
“The opening of Qatar Academy Msheireb therefore marks an especially significant milestone in the development of Msheireb Downtown Doha. It underpins our overall objective of creating an environment which caters to all the needs of our residents, while also fostering a sense of community that will flow through the entire development.”
He added: “Our values of Innovation, Excellence and Partnership underpin all that we are striving to achieve through this flagship project, and our collaboration with Qatar Academy Msheireb and Qatar Foundation is a perfect indication of this. Msheireb Properties is passionate about realising the potential of Qatar’s community and the launch of this school reflects our determination to enable the next generation to play its full role in building the future of Qatar.”
Suad al-Kindi, director of QA Msheireb, observed it is extremely rewarding to be opening a school in the centre of Doha delivering education which is at the heart of any nation’s development and prosperity. “Both the purpose and the location of Qatar Academy Msheireb will raise the standards of the role we play as educators to meet students, parents and community needs for a model school and hub of excellence through its unique programme embracing diversity, crafting support and celebrating students’ success.”
“Preparation for the new academic year and the relocation to the building started months ago to ensure a smooth transition and a successful opening through continuous communication and rigorous follow up both from Msheireb Properties and Qatar Academy Msheireb,” she added.
MDD is a 31-hectare mixed-use development situated in the centre of Doha. The highlights include a lively urban neighbourhood featuring premier office space, retail, leisure facilities, townhouses, upscale apartments, hotels, museums, civic services, and cultural and entertainment venues.
Cars and traditional services are strategically placed underground in several basement levels, ensuring a pedestrian - friendly atmosphere. The project will also be served by a dedicated tramway.
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