Past Events

Qatar National Library, as the IFLA MENA Regional Office, invites you to the "Librarians for Libraries" program, which aims to develop librarianship skills in the MENA region through virtual sessions covering a variety of topics.

Learn the basics of citation management with Zotero.In this session, you will explore how to collect, save, and cite sources automatically within your documents, as well as how to generate bibliographies with ease.

Join us for a special session designed for parents and their children with special needs to explore the Sensory Room at Qatar National Library. This interactive experience will be guided by Mrs: Tamara AlBaja a Behavior Therapist and Mrs: Farhiya Abdi a Speech and Language Therapist. 

We invite you to join us in this session for a specialized training for librarians and educators on "The Six Thinking Hats", an effective tool for enhancing individual thinking and group discussions.

Are you ready to take your academic and career aspirations to the next level? We have launched a new mentorship program featuring some of the brightest minds and leaders from Education City and its distinguished alumni network, and other institutions in Qatar.

Learn the basics of citation management with Zotero.In this session, you will explore how to collect, save, and cite sources automatically within your documents, as well as how to generate bibliographies with ease.

We are delighted to invite you to an inspiring panel discussion that sheds light on the powerful role Qatari digital content creators play in safeguarding the nation’s memory and cultural heritage. Together, we will explore how personal passions and hobbies can evolve into meaningful contributions to Qatar’s living legacy.

Does your child enjoy reading to others? Do they enjoy retelling events in dramatic voices and making expressions with their faces?

This session explores the deep-rooted historical relationship between the Arab East (Mashriq) and Arab West (Maghrib). It looks beyond the traditional paths of trade and scholarship to uncover the crucial social bonds forged by women. We examine how women have acted as a dynamic force in strengthening the ties between Al-Andalus, the Maghrib, and the Mashriq, simultaneously preserving and transmitting culture, weaving the social fabric, and safeguarding collective memory and identity through successive calamities.