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The 9th edition of the Doha International Maritime Defence Exhibition and Conference, better known as DIMDEX 2026, wrapped up on 22 January 2026, and by almost every measure, it was the biggest and most impactful event in the show’s history. Organised by the Qatar Armed Forces at the Qatar National Convention Centre (QNCC), and held under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, Amir of the State of Qatar, this year’s edition officially became the largest since DIMDEX first launched back in 2008. Over four days, more than 200 local and international companies filled eight national…
Qatar has quietly but decisively transformed itself into one of the world’s most ambitious cultural destinations. Through major arts events, smart institutional investments, and international partnerships, the country is building a creative economy that bridges its deep heritage with the pulse of contemporary global culture. Impact Qatar’s arts and cultural events have done more than fill calendars; they’ve put Doha on the world map. Flagship events like Art Basel Qatar and the Ajyal Film Festival draw international artists, filmmakers, and audiences from across the globe, cementing the city’s place in the international arts conversation. Importance For Qatar, arts and culture…
Something exciting is happening in Qatar’s events scene. Festivals here are no longer built around a single idea or type of crowd. In 2026, a new kind of event is taking over, bringing together food, music, sports, art, technology, and entertainment under one roof. These aren’t your typical one-day outings. They’re full-on experiences that pull you in, keep you exploring, and leave you wanting to come back. From One Big Thing to Everything at Once Not long ago, a festival meant one thing: you showed up for the food, the music, or the art, and that was it. But today,…
Doha: HH the Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani visited Thursday the National Command Center (NCC) of the Ministry of Interior (MOI). At the outset of the visit, His Highness listened to a briefing on the crisis and emergency management system, and the mechanisms for immediate action in response to various developments, including rapid response plans for events and raising the levels of preparedness. His Highness was also briefed on the monitoring, surveillance, and follow-up systems, and the mechanisms for supporting decision-making in exceptional circumstances, which enhances overall national readiness, ensures the continuity of vital services, and maintains security and…
Doha: His Highness The Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani visited today the Air Operations Center. During the visit, HH The Amir inspected the high level of readiness of the military units and their preparedness, and listened to a briefing on the progress of operations and the measures taken to enhance the security of vital facilities and protect the airspace and territorial waters, within the framework of preserving the security and stability of the homeland. His Highness praised the efforts exerted by the members of the Qatari Armed Forces and their high competence in carrying out their duties, stressing the…
Something big is happening in Qatar. Over the past few years, the country has quietly grown into one of the region’s most exciting destinations for technology and innovation. Events like Web Summit Qatar, WSJ Tech Live Qatar, and the Qatar Investment and Innovation Conference are drawing global attention for good reason. These aren’t just conferences. They’re part of a deliberate, ambitious push to build a knowledge-based economy, in line with Qatar National Vision 2030. What’s Making These Events Stand Out The numbers speak for themselves. Web Summit Qatar alone drew over 30,000 participants from more than 100 countries, along with…
The Qatar International Agriculture Exhibition – AgriteQ 2026 marked the 13th year of Qatar’s top farming event, held from February 12–16 at Katara Cultural Village in Doha. As a key regional gathering, it brought together experts, policymakers, investors, and businesses from around the world to share ideas and find solutions for sustainability, new technology, and food security. Covering more than 40,000 square meters, the event showcased everything from plant and animal farming to aquaculture, biotechnology, and food processing, all in one place. AgriteQ 2026 supports Qatar’s National Food Security Strategy (2024–2030), showing the country’s commitment to building a strong, modern…
Doha: Team Qatar’s shooters made a strong start at the Nishan Ramadan Shooting Championship, delivering notable performances amid wide participation across various categories. The tournament features amateur competitors in the junior boys and girls, men’s and women’s divisions, as well as seniors aged 60 and above, alongside professional shooters representing the national team. Events in the professional category witnessed intense competition. In the 10m Running Target Rifle event, Amal Mahmoud secured first place, followed by Mohammed Sobhi in second and Sara Hamad in third. In the 10m Air Rifle event, Abdulrahman Al Sulaiti claimed top honors, while Abdullah Al Sunaidi…
On the day of a robotics competition or a cultural showcase in any school in Qatar, you’ll feel something different in the air. There’s energy, excitement, and a sense of purpose that no textbook can quite replicate. In recent years, Qatar has quietly but powerfully positioned itself as a hub for educational excellence, and a big part of that story is happening outside the classroom. From STEM challenges to arts festivals to interschool sports tournaments, these events are no longer treated as nice-to-have extras. They’ve become the heart of how students here learn, grow, and discover who they are and…
Qatar has come a long way in a short time. Once known mainly for hosting world-class international competitions, the country is now doing something even more exciting: it’s getting everyday people off the couch and into the action. Sports events in Qatar are no longer just something you watch from the stands. They’re something you take part in, and that shift is changing everything. One of the biggest changes you’ll notice is how open these events have become. We’re talking city-wide marathons, cycling festivals, desert adventure races, and beach fitness challenges, and they’re built for everyone. Whether you’re a seasoned…
