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Celebrate and win with Save the Dream on Qatar National Sport Day

Save the Dream has launched a new social media competition for sports fans in Qatar to celebrate and win on National Sport Day.
As part of Save the Dream’s commitment to empowering youth through the values of sport, the photo contest – which will take place on all Save the Dream social media platforms - will give sports fans across Qatar the opportunity to contribute with their creativity to promote and preserve the values sport.
Save the Dream, which started two years ago a global programme with leading agency Magnum Photos using images to promote sport values, will award best photos with two tickets to the forthcoming Qatar MotoGP, taking place at Losail International Circuit on 17-20 March and will promote these images through its global platforms.
For a chance to win, fans should tweet or post Facebook photos having fun and playing sport on National Sport Day using the hashtag #savethedream
Speaking of the competition, Massimiliano Montanari, Executive Director – Save the Dream, said:
“Save the Dream was founded to inspire hope and empower young people around the world through sport and social media has provided the younger generation with an ideal platform to engage with other young people around the world and share their experiences and the lessons they learn through sport.
“As a major national milestone for sport in Qatar, National Sport Day provides an important opportunity to inspire and educate young people about how to lead a healthy lifestyle as well as teaching them about the positive values and lessons that sport can teach.
“This is why Save the Dream is calling on young people attending the National Sport Day in Qatar to capture moments of humanity and friendship around sport and share their photos with Save the Dream so we can inspire other young people around the world to play sport.”
Established by the International Centre for Sport Security (ICSS) in partnership with the Qatar Olympic Committee (QOC) and supported by technology partner Ooredoo, Save the Dream implements and inspires actions to empower youth through sport, while promoting inter-cultural dialogue and social innovation through the power of its values.

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