Qatar Debate - Domestic Programs and Activities

Domestic Programs and Activities

Since its founding in 2007, QatarDebate has run workshops on debate for over 3000 students and faculty at over 30 different educational institutions across Qatar, within Education City and beyond. QatarDebate administered the first ever Qatar-wide debate league between schools and universities from February 2008, and ran National Schools and National Universities debating competitions attended by over 400 students in March 2008. The Qatar National Schools' Debating Competition 2008 was won by Doha College and the National Universities' Debating Competition 2008 was won by a team from Weill Cornell Medical College in Qatar. These national debating competitions take place annually.

QatarDebate is in the process of launching Arabic Debate, Training of the Trainers, and Primary Schools debate programs in Qatar.

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