Marrakech – Organizers of the exhibition “Honor the Past To Celebrate the Future: Qatar’s Educational Vision” recently announced their eagerness to shine a light on the lasting legacy of Qatar’s first girls’ school, Banat El Doha—nowAlmo’mneen Primary School—and its visionary founder, Amna Mahmoud Al Jaidah.
The event is a collaborative effort brought to life by Qatar Museums, VCUarts Qatar, the Exhibition Design course, and Liwan Design Studios and Labs. It delves into the school’s transformative role, alongside the Ministry of Education, in shaping generations of women.
Almo’mneen Primary School marks a significant milestone in the country’s educational history, serving as a cornerstone for female education.
The showcase highlights the stories of the school’s alumni and experience the remarkable evolution from its humble beginnings to its rebirth as Liwan, a dynamic hub for creativity since 2019.
Attendees can engage with interactive displays and participate in enriching workshops that celebrate the enduring legacy of female empowerment in Qatar’s educational and creative spheres.
This exhibition stands as a tribute to the resilience and progress of Qatari women, honoring their invaluable contributions while paving the way for an inspiring future.
It also serves as a community space dedicated to the school’s alumni, fostering connections and honoring their shared history.
Through a rich narrative and evocative displays, visitors can explore the school’s pivotal role in shaping not only individual lives but also the broader landscape of female empowerment in Qatar.
