Qatar Charity (QC) has launched the eighth edition of its flagship literary project, “Future’s Writers”, which is dedicated to discovering and nurturing creative writing talents among students across all educational levels. The launch ceremony was attended by representatives from the project partners and supporters.

This year’s edition will see the participation of 2,228 students, including boys and girls from primary to university levels, as well as students from Al-Noor Center for the Blind, the Audio Education Complex, Qatar University, the University of Doha for Science and Technology (UDST), the Community College of Qatar (CCQ), Lusail University, and several institutions located within Education City

Qatar Charity is organizing this edition of the project in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, the Ministry of Culture, Qatar University, and the Qatari Forum for Authors, with sponsorship from Dukhan Bank.

In his keynote address, Mr. Faisal Rashid AlFehaida, Chief Local Programs Officer at Qatar Charity, emphasized the organization’s commitment to cultural development through literary empowerment. “Investing in students’ literary creativity is an investment in Qatar’s cultural future,” AlFehaida stated. “This initiative enriches the Arabic library with meaningful content that reflects our national identity and societal values, and it lays the foundation for a new generation of promising writers.”

He extended heartfelt thanks to all partners, naming the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, Ministry of Culture, Dukhan Bank, Qatar University, and the Qatari Forum for Authors as key contributors to the project’s success.

The eighth edition of the project places a strong emphasis on national identity, encouraging students to reflect cultural values and heritage in their stories.

The ceremony concluded with the symbolic lighting of the eighth edition’s sculpture, featuring the Arabic letter “Kaf”, adorned with Qatari and Arab cultural motifs. This artistic representation embodies the spirit of the initiative and its cultural mission.