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Singapore Minister introduced to Qatar's tech initiatives during TASMU Lab visit

<p>Doha, Qatar: Minister for Social and Family Development of the Republic of Singapore HE Masagos Zulkifli has visited the TASMU Innovation Lab of Qatar's Ministry of Communications and Information Technology to review projects and initiatives supported by the facility.</p> <p>During the visit, HE Zulkifli and his delegation were briefed on innovative solutions and projects developed through the…

Singapore Minister introduced to Qatar's tech initiatives during TASMU Lab visit

Qatar celebrated World Teachers' Day 2026 on Wednesday, honoring 80 government teachers for their vital contributions to the country's education system. The event, held at the Ritz-Carlton in Doha, was organized by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education under the theme "nurtures generations."

Distinguished guests attended the ceremony, including the Speaker of the Shura Council, the Minister of Education and Higher Education, the President of the Civil Service and Government Development Bureau, senior education officials, school leaders, teachers, parents, students, and local media representatives.

The Ministry of Education and Higher Education recognized the honored teachers for their outstanding work in classrooms and their efforts to foster students' knowledge, skills, values, and principles. These teachers have played a crucial role in shaping students' character and preparing them for the future.

Since 1994, World Teachers' Day has been observed annually to emphasize the support teachers require to utilize their talents and to advance the profession on a global scale.

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