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Qatar to host third edition of Kids Expo from Nov 17

<p>Doha, Qatar: The third edition of Kids Expo will open at the Qatar National Convention Centre (QNCC) on November 17, bringing together government entities, private companies, schools and kindergartens for five days of educational, recreational and interactive activities aimed at children and their families.</p> <p>Held under the patronage of Minister of Education and Higher Education H E…

Qatar to host third edition of Kids Expo from Nov 17

Doha, Qatar - From November 17 to 21, the third edition of Kids Expo will take place at the Qatar National Convention Centre (QNCC), uniting various entities to present educational, recreational, and interactive activities for children and their families. The event, held under the patronage of Minister of Education and Higher Education H.E. Lolwah bint Rashid bin Mohammed Al Khater, will showcase services and initiatives in children's education, healthcare, entertainment, and well-being.

The Qatar General Electricity and Water Corporation (Kahramaa) and several schools and kindergartens will participate, alongside numerous private-sector companies. The exhibition strives to create an environment where learning and entertainment intertwine, enabling children to discover their talents, develop skills, and gain knowledge through diverse experiences.

A notable aspect of this year's event is the array of free interactive games, encouraging children to engage in activities beyond electronic gaming. Up to 50 prizes will be awarded daily to competition winners. Social inclusion is a key focus, with accommodations made for children with disabilities and autism to participate alongside their peers, fostering acceptance, cooperation, and empathy.

The five-day event will also feature stage performances, including traditional and folkloric shows by community schools, awareness and guidance programs, and entertainment competitions. Schools representing various expatriate communities will add a cultural dimension, exposing children to diverse traditions and customs. These activities will promote interaction and cultural exchange among the different nationalities residing in Qatar.

In addition to its offerings for children, the exhibition will provide families with opportunities to explore products, services, and programs catering to children's needs at different developmental stages. Parents will learn about educational initiatives that can help identify suitable activities to nurture their children's talents and abilities.

The third edition of Kids Expo underscores the commitment to evolving the event as an integrated platform, bringing together education, awareness, and entertainment while placing children at its core. By uniting government and private-sector institutions, educational establishments, and families, the event aims to strengthen collaboration among stakeholders and highlight each group's complementary roles in supporting children's development and cultivating a creative, well-rounded generation.

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