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National Reading Campaign, an initiative of Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development, has resumed with several summer activities. It will also be part of the Qatar Summer Festival and families in Qatar can enjoy a number of fun-filled activities and educational events.
Exciting National Reading Campaign activities include storytelling sessions, jigsaw puzzles, and scrabble games. These are part of the Qatar Summer Festival which is being held at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Centre.
The festival will run for the entire month of August, from 1pm to 11pm on weekdays, and until midnight on Fridays.
The National Reading Campaign strives to cultivate a love of reading from an early age, while fostering a lifelong pursuit of knowledge.
The festival will run for the entire month of August, from 1pm to 11pm on weekdays, and until midnight on Fridays
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