QNA
Doha
The Qatar Media Center of the Ministry of Culture has concluded a week of workshops.
The centre concluded on Wednesday the summer beaded bracelets workshop, which was presented by artist Dana Ahmed and continued for two days, with wide participation from girls in the age group of eight to 16.
The workshop’s participants learned how to make bracelets from beads artistically and innovatively.
Qatar Media Center organised anime drawing workshop on Sunday and Monday, which was dedicated to the age group of 8-16 years. The workshop saw wide participation and was presented by the trainer Noura Al Subaie.
Participants of both genders learned the most important skills and basics in drawing anime and its beloved characters. They also learned the most important programmes that can be used in the process of drawing these characters.
The centre presented certificates of participation to the attendees. The centre’s shield was presented to the trainers who enriched the workshops with their knowledge and capabilities, which greatly helped in providing new skills to the participating age groups.
Parents thanked the Qatar Media Center for these diverse workshops, which greatly contributed to filling the time of their sons and daughters with what could form a knowledge, educational and entertainment base in the future.
They also emphasised that the centre’s keenness to provide such diverse workshops for these age groups is a serious and effective contribution by the centre to providing everything that would achieve benefit and distinction for the children, especially during the summer vacation.
Director of the Qatar Media Center Iman Al Kaabi said the centre has been keen since the beginning of its summer activities this year to be an effective and influential partner in providing workshops and activities that suit a specific age group starting from eight years old to 22 years old, due to the great importance of this group on the centre’s agendas and activities.
The director of the Qatar Media Center added that the intensive and diverse summer programme that the centre started at the beginning of last July was divided into two sections according to the targeted age groups, as July was allocated to the older age groups that end at the age of 22 years, while August was allocated to the younger age groups from eight to 16 years.
