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The camp aims to broaden knowledge, deepen the sense of curiosity and exploration, and enhance awareness about the history of Islamic arts for students.

The camp is a partnership with multiple institutions including the Internal Security Force “Lekhwiya”, the Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs, the Qatar Scouts and Guides Association, the Qatar Foundation’s Student Affairs and Community Engagement Department (SACE), and the Qatar Calendar House.

MIA Deputy Director of MIA Learning and Outreach, Salem Abdulla Al Aswad, said: “As one of many Museum of Islamic Art’s events, Challenge Camp 1 underscores our efforts in enhancing Qatari youth’s awareness and appreciation of Islamic art and heritage. We seek to cultivate an inspiring educational environment that ignites curiosity and increases creativity, in addition to preserving our history and adhering to Qatari customs and cultures.”

The camp targets Qatar Foundation and the Ministry of Education and Higher Education’s Qatari students from sixth to ninth grade from. The camp will also be held on Fridays, starting May 3rd until May 17th, 2024.

Alongside the scheduled activities, the camp will conclude with an overnight event for participating students at the Museum of Islamic Art on its final day. Attendance will be limited to students and representatives from participating organisations.