Prime Minister attends graduation ceremony for Community College Class of 2026

In Doha, Qatar's Community College of Qatar (CCQ) celebrated the graduation of 1,162 students. The graduates received associate and bachelor's degrees, marking CCQ's largest graduating class to date and its fifteenth graduating class, the Class of 2026. The ceremony was held under the patronage of Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, His Excellency Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al-Thani.

Noteworthy among the graduates were 62 top-performing students from the Management Science, Science and Technology, and Liberal Arts divisions, honored by the Prime Minister. CCQ President Dr. Khalid Al-Horr presented the degrees to the graduates, symbolizing a significant national milestone.

The ceremony drew an audience of sheikhs, ministers, ambassadors, academics, faculty, staff, graduate families, and distinguished guests. Dr. Al-Horr commended the graduates on their achievements, highlighting how CCQ has grown into a trusted bridge, enabling Qatari talent to contribute to sustainable development in line with Qatar National Vision 2030.

The College's success is rooted in its flexible and sustainable model of education, strategic partnerships with national institutions, and accreditation from the National Committee for Qualifications and Academic Accreditation. Dr. Al-Horr announced seven strategic partnerships in 2025, including a collaboration with the National Cyber Security Agency to protect Qatar's digital space and a partnership with the Ministry of Endowments (Awqaf) and Islamic Affairs for the first cohort of the Associate of Daawa and Islamic Sciences program.

CCQ's graduates, representing the Management Science, Science and Technology, and Liberal Arts divisions, expressed their gratitude to the Prime Minister, the College's leadership, faculty, and families. They pledged their commitment to serving their nation, advancing Qatar National Vision 2030, and upholding the trust placed in them.