Reading initiatives resist digital dominance
The "Qatar Reads" initiative was launched to promote a culture of reading within the community, aiming to turn reading into a daily habit and achieve a positive impact on the intellectual growth of young people, especially amidst the challenges posed by digital invasion and rapid browsing. The figures show that since its inception, the program has distributed over 31,500 books, involved more than 1,755 children from 1,286 families, and increased school memberships to 187 schools. Everyone has also benefited from a variety of activities and leadership seminars that support sustainable reading. Families are encouraged to start with fifteen minutes a day away from screens, with the goal of strengthening the human connection with books and transforming reading into a well-established community habit.
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