Qatar Charity declares winners of “Future’s Writers-3” programme

Under the patronage of the Minister of Culture and Sports HE Salah Bin Ghanim Al Ali, the third edition of the “Future’s Writers” programme concluded, declaring the names of winners in this edition.

The announcement of winners was made during a ceremony attended by Dr. Ibrahim Al Nuaimi, undersecretary of the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, Mr. Yousif bin Ahmed Al Kuwari, CEO of Qatar Charity, partners and supporters of the programme and many students.

Eighteen students out of 1,697 participants from 259 private and independent schools and other schools were declared winners in this edition of the programme.

Khalid bin Abdullah al-Kaabi, Abdullah Masoud al-Marri and Bara Mohammed Khairuddin topped the list of winners in the category of primary, preparatory and secondary schools for boys, respectively, while Sarah Al Nuaimi, Asma Ashraf and Shahad Abdul Rahman won the first positions, respectively, in the category of these schools for girls.

Dr. Ibrahim Al Nuaimi, undersecretary of the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, Mr. Yousif bin Ahmed Al Kuwari, CEO of Qatar Charity participated in the distribution of the shields and certificates of thanks and appreciation to winners, partners and supporters of the programme

HE Dr. Ibrahim Al Nuaimi, undersecretary of the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, expressed his happiness at the successful conclusion of the “Future’s Writers-3”, appreciating the great efforts exerted by the Ministry of Culture in supporting the programme. He also thanked Qatar Charity for organizing it on a larger scale that provided all school students in Qatar to participate in this edition of the programme.

In a statement, Al Nuaimi said more than 1,600 students’ participation in this edition of the programme, indicates that schools attach significant attention to this programme, which provides the opportunity for students to take part in the creative writing, with the aim of promoting the Arabic language among them.

He also emphasized the importance of the role played by civil society organizations in supporting the efforts of ministries and government institutions to promote such important issues.

Yousif Bin Ahmed Al Kuwari, CEO of Qatar Charity, said, “We are delighted that the “Future’s Writers” programme has achieved impressive successes, as it contributed to nurturing young talents in Qatar in the field of writing stories,” adding that the programme witnessed tremendous developments on the quantitative and qualitative levels, especially in its third edition.

Al Kuwari congratulated the winners and extended thanks to all those who supported the programme.

It is worth mentioning that Qatar Charity received the Social Responsibility Award (SRA) for its “Future’s Writers” programme in the category of the best national initiative during the 6th Social Responsibility Ceremony organized by Dar Al-Sharq.

The 'Future's Writers' programme is one of Qatar Charity's projects, which is implemented within Qatar and is concerned with the development of students' writing skills through the competition.