Qatar Rail promotes safe, sustainable transport through back-to-school contest
<p>Doha, Qatar: Qatar Railways Company (Qatar Rail) held an event for the children of its employees who participated in the Back-to-School Competition, launched by the company to coincide with the start of the new academic year, as part of its initiatives aimed at enhancing community awareness and promoting a culture of safe and responsible use of public transport among younger generations.</p>…
In Doha, Qatar, Qatar Railways Company (Qatar Rail) convened an event for the offspring of its staff who took part in the Back-to-School Competition. This contest was initiated by Qatar Rail to kickstart the new academic year, with the aim of heightening community awareness and fostering a sense of safety and responsibility regarding public transport use among the younger generation.
The competition was open to children of Qatar Rail employees, aged 15 and below, and was designed to improve children's understanding of Doha Metro and its pivotal role as a secure and sustainable transportation option. This was accomplished through a series of age-appropriate awareness questions and by allowing participants to submit creative drawings illustrating their perspectives on Metro services.
The competition garnered significant participation and enthusiasm from the children of Qatar Rail employees, who created artworks and illustrations demonstrating their comprehension of Doha Metro's significance and its contribution to providing safe and sustainable travel experiences. Moreover, these drawings underscored the children's awareness of the responsible use of public transportation.
Qatar Rail plans to showcase a selection of the outstanding drawings at various Metro stations in the future, honoring the participants' artistic talents and encouraging them to maintain their involvement in awareness and community projects. This initiative underscores Qatar Rail's dedication to engaging its staff and their families in meaningful activities that merge awareness and creativity.
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