Doha: The Qatar National Library has announced an extensive summer program beginning in July, offering a wide range of activities for heritage professionals, children, families, and job seekers. The program features cultural conservation, STEM learning, creative arts, literacy initiatives, and career development workshops.

The program opens on July 1 with a webinar for heritage professionals on emergency grants for cultural heritage projects. On the same day, the Library will also launch the 2026 Summer Reading Challenge, encouraging children aged 6 to 14 to develop reading habits throughout the summer until August 15.

From July 15, the Library's Seventh Summer Camp will offer weekly activities for different age groups, including toddler play sessions, storytelling, STEM workshops, and creative arts programs for teenagers, providing engaging educational experiences throughout the school break.

The month concludes with "Skills Hub: Your 2026 Career Launchpad" from July 21 to 23, where career expert Adrian Wallwork will guide participants on writing effective CVs, preparing for interviews, and developing essential workplace skills, including the responsible use of AI in today's job market.

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