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Doha
Since June 2017, Qatar Foundation (QF) has established two new schools and brought another one under the umbrella of its Pre-University Education; opened Sidra Medicine, a world-class hospital for women and children and a centre for pioneering medical research; and graduated 1,564 students from its nine homegrown and international partner universities.
It has also relaunched Doha Debates, a platform for global dialogue and diverse perspectives on the world’s biggest issues; and brought together more than 250 young innovators from Qatar and beyond for the first two editions of the Arab Innovation Academy, a groundbreaking regional entrepreneurship program developed through a collaboration between QF member Qatar Science & Technology Park and the European Innovation Academy.
Meanwhile, WISH 2018 – the biennial summit of QF initiative the World Innovation Summit for Health – drew more delegates (almost 2,200) from more countries (116) than ever before.
Doha
Since June 2017, Qatar Foundation (QF) has established two new schools and brought another one under the umbrella of its Pre-University Education; opened Sidra Medicine, a world-class hospital for women and children and a centre for pioneering medical research; and graduated 1,564 students from its nine homegrown and international partner universities.
It has also relaunched Doha Debates, a platform for global dialogue and diverse perspectives on the world’s biggest issues; and brought together more than 250 young innovators from Qatar and beyond for the first two editions of the Arab Innovation Academy, a groundbreaking regional entrepreneurship program developed through a collaboration between QF member Qatar Science & Technology Park and the European Innovation Academy.
Meanwhile, WISH 2018 – the biennial summit of QF initiative the World Innovation Summit for Health – drew more delegates (almost 2,200) from more countries (116) than ever before.
