Qatar takes part in World Summit on Investing in Children's Well-being

Qatar, through its Ministry of Social Development and Family, has joined the World Summit on Investing in Children's Well-being held in Uzbekistan. The summit, themed "Investing in Children's Well-being: A Path Towards Sustainable and Equitable Development for Future Generations," will last two days.

Representing Qatar is Minister of Social Development and Family HE Buthaina bint Ali Al Jabr Al Nuaimi, alongside other high-ranking officials and representatives from governments, international organizations, and institutions focused on childhood and social development. Qatar's involvement highlights the nation's dedication to international cooperation, knowledge sharing, and supporting policies that enhance child well-being.

During the summit, discussions have covered topics like strengthening child-sensitive social protection systems, early childhood development, and policies that promote child well-being. The event also stressed the significance of early education, health and social care services, and child protection systems for equitable growth opportunities.

Panel discussions and high-level deliberations will address international experiences and best practices in social investment for children, as well as innovative initiatives to improve services for children and families. The summit coincides with the Second International Conference on Childhood Cancer, aiming to boost global cooperation in fighting childhood cancer.

Qatar's participation underscores the country's commitment to children's and family issues and its support for international efforts to promote children's well-being and protect their rights. This aligns with Qatar's dedication to the Sustainable Development Goals, the Third National Development Strategy, and Qatar National Vision 2030, which prioritize human and social development.