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Every Thursday, Saturday and Tuesday during the holy month of Ramadan, families can participate in a range of exciting National Reading Campaign activities organised by Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development (QF) at the City Center Doha.
The National Reading Campaign aims to foster a book-loving culture from an early age.
QF endeavours to achieve this goal by raising awareness of the importance of reading, making content more widely available, and encouraging parents and educators to share a passion for reading with the younger generations.
The activities include storytelling sessions and educational games and puzzles, at the Al-Faisal Social Responsibility Centre booth at the City Center Doha from 7.30pm until 11.30pm.
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