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Doha
Many female students in Bosnia and Herzegovina have expressed their happiness over living in an astonishing dormitory built by Qatar Charity (QC) in the heart of Sarajevo, the capital of the country, near the four universities that have various scientific disciplines.
The students have said that the dormitory provides a better shelter and superb services similar to that of hotels, giving them the warmth of family, in addition to promoting the exchange of culture and knowledge among the students coming from different backgrounds.
Fahira Delalic, a computer science and engineering student from Travnik in Central Bosnia, said: “Having an opportunity to live in the dormitory provided during my studies means a lot to me and my family.”
She added that the dormitory has played a major role in easing a financial burden on her father and realising her wish of studying at a university in a safe and calm atmosphere.
“It is still unbelievable that someone or an organisation has provided this marvelous dormitory for us, which is more likely to be a hotel,” said Nedzma Hrvat. “Qatar Charity not only gave all of us an opportunity to live for free at the dormitory, but also offered us a chance to make friendships with new people from all over the world and different parts of our country.”
“It is a great experience to live together with students from different countries, cultures and universities. I enjoy sharing information and knowledge with all of them,” she added, stressing that this dormitory is exceptionally valuable to the girls and their families.
Aisha, another student, said: “My brother and I remained under the sponsorship of Qatar Charity until we turned 18 because we were orphans. Now, I continue my studies by living in this dormitory, which eased our worries and made our lives better.”
Felicity Mariam Kyebure, a foreign student living in Sarajevo, expressed her delight at living at Qatar Charity’s dormitory.
“I am immensely grateful to Qatar Charity for providing us with boarding and lodging. The dormitory has a profound security system that make us feel safe all time,” said Kyebure, adding that the staff at the dormitory ensure that students are comfortable.
Lamija Kabulovic thanked everyone who help her overcome obstacles in her life.
“It is a nice feeling to be part of this organisation that aims to support education and promote the culture of knowledge, which is essential to the development and prosperity of any country,” said Lamija Kabulovic.
The location of the dormitory, in which 96 female students live, has been wisely chosen for a four-storey building near the four universities that have various scientific disciplines.
The well-furnished dormitory creates a conducive environment for female students studying at the universities, and provides them with a safe, calm and comfortable atmosphere for study and educational achievement.
Qatar Charity constructed the dormitory for female-orphaned students who enrol in universities and for girls belonging to low-income families, who come from rural areas to the capital to continue education, aiming to achieve their aspirations for a better future.
Doha
Many female students in Bosnia and Herzegovina have expressed their happiness over living in an astonishing dormitory built by Qatar Charity (QC) in the heart of Sarajevo, the capital of the country, near the four universities that have various scientific disciplines.
The students have said that the dormitory provides a better shelter and superb services similar to that of hotels, giving them the warmth of family, in addition to promoting the exchange of culture and knowledge among the students coming from different backgrounds.
Fahira Delalic, a computer science and engineering student from Travnik in Central Bosnia, said: “Having an opportunity to live in the dormitory provided during my studies means a lot to me and my family.”
She added that the dormitory has played a major role in easing a financial burden on her father and realising her wish of studying at a university in a safe and calm atmosphere.
“It is still unbelievable that someone or an organisation has provided this marvelous dormitory for us, which is more likely to be a hotel,” said Nedzma Hrvat. “Qatar Charity not only gave all of us an opportunity to live for free at the dormitory, but also offered us a chance to make friendships with new people from all over the world and different parts of our country.”
“It is a great experience to live together with students from different countries, cultures and universities. I enjoy sharing information and knowledge with all of them,” she added, stressing that this dormitory is exceptionally valuable to the girls and their families.
Aisha, another student, said: “My brother and I remained under the sponsorship of Qatar Charity until we turned 18 because we were orphans. Now, I continue my studies by living in this dormitory, which eased our worries and made our lives better.”
Felicity Mariam Kyebure, a foreign student living in Sarajevo, expressed her delight at living at Qatar Charity’s dormitory.
“I am immensely grateful to Qatar Charity for providing us with boarding and lodging. The dormitory has a profound security system that make us feel safe all time,” said Kyebure, adding that the staff at the dormitory ensure that students are comfortable.
Lamija Kabulovic thanked everyone who help her overcome obstacles in her life.
“It is a nice feeling to be part of this organisation that aims to support education and promote the culture of knowledge, which is essential to the development and prosperity of any country,” said Lamija Kabulovic.
The location of the dormitory, in which 96 female students live, has been wisely chosen for a four-storey building near the four universities that have various scientific disciplines.
The well-furnished dormitory creates a conducive environment for female students studying at the universities, and provides them with a safe, calm and comfortable atmosphere for study and educational achievement.
Qatar Charity constructed the dormitory for female-orphaned students who enrol in universities and for girls belonging to low-income families, who come from rural areas to the capital to continue education, aiming to achieve their aspirations for a better future.
