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Qatar Amateur Radio Society participates in JOTA-JOTI event

<p>Doha: The Qatar Amateur Radio Society, in collaboration with the Qatar Scouts and Guides Association, participated yesterday in the JOTA-JOTI (Jamboree on the Air - Jamboree on the Internet) event. The annual global gathering brings together scouts and guides from around the world, enabling them to connect, exchange knowledge and experiences, and develop skills in communication, technology,…

Qatar Amateur Radio Society participates in JOTA-JOTI event

In Doha, the Qatar Amateur Radio Society joined forces with the Qatar Scouts and Guides Association to take part in the JOTA-JOTI event yesterday. This annual global gathering unites scouts and guides from across the world, allowing them to connect, share knowledge, and enhance skills in areas like communication, technology, and teamwork.

The Society made its contribution via a radio station set up at its premises, operating under the special event call sign "A71AJOTA."

Vice President of the Qatar Amateur Radio Society, Dr. Ahmed bin Hamad Al Mohannadi, expressed the organization's satisfaction in partnering with the Qatar Scouts and Guides Association for the event. He highlighted the jamboree's significance in promoting communication among participants from diverse nations and offering chances to gain fresh scientific and technical expertise.

Dr. Al Mohannadi emphasized that the society remains dedicated to advancing amateur radio activities.

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