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Ruto leads World Teachers’ Day celebrations at Kasarani

President William Ruto is leading this year’s World Teachers’ Day celebration at Kasarani in Nairobi County, bringing together teachers, education stakeholders and government officials to honour the teaching profession. The celebrations are being held today, Monday, October 5, 2026, under the theme “Standing with teachers,” as Kenya joins the rest of the world in recognising […]

Doha, Qatar - On Wednesday, Qatar will commemorate World Teachers' Day 2026, honoring 80 esteemed educators from government institutions. The event, organized by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, will take place on October 7 at the Ritz-Carlton Doha, under the patronage of Prime Minister and Foreign Minister H E Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani.

The 80 teachers selected for recognition have made significant contributions to the education sector, enhancing the learning experience, nurturing students' abilities, and instilling crucial values to shape their futures. Prime Minister and Foreign Minister H E Lolwah bint Rashid bin Mohammed Al Khater will deliver the keynote address, underscoring the pivotal role teachers play in shaping generations and advancing education.

The ceremony will also showcase an exhibition featuring outstanding educational projects and research by students and teachers, highlighting their role in cultivating research, critical-thinking, and innovation skills. This event aligns with Qatar National Vision 2030's emphasis on education and human-capital development, emphasizing the importance of teachers in human development and advancing Qatar's educational priorities.

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