Doha: In a recent editorial, Al-Watan newspaper highlighted the Education Above All Foundation’s (EAA) initiative, spearheaded by HH Sheikha Moza bint Nasser, which has launched the third edition of the “Eid Gifts” campaign. This campaign, in collaboration with the Qatar Red Crescent (QRCS), aims to spread joy among Palestinian and Syrian children by providing them with brand-new Eid outfits.
According to Qatar News Agency, Al-Watan emphasized Qatar’s unwavering support to nations in need, underscoring the continuous efforts through air and land bridges to provide relief to Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, and Sudan. This campaign, initiated on the fifth day of Ramadan and running until the 20th, seeks to collect new clothes and donations, bringing warmth and joy to the most needy children during Eid. The initiative reflects the belief that every child deserves happiness, especially during festive times.
The editorial concluded by noting Qatar’s steadfast support for the Palestinian cause through various resources, underscoring its moral and humanitarian commitments. It also highlighted Qatar’s support for the Syrian people in their quest for freedom, with the EAA Foundation’s assistance being a part of Qatar’s broader humanitarian efforts.
Meanwhile, The Peninsula reported on Qatar’s commitment to reducing food waste, which has become a significant aspect of national policy under the Qatar National Food Security Strategy 2030. The Hifz Al Naema Center, established in 2008, plays a crucial role in this effort by promoting efficiency, sustainability, and responsible consumption. The initiative showcases Qatar’s integrated approach involving public and private sectors, research bodies, and charitable organizations working together to reduce food loss and strengthen resilience against supply disruptions.
On another front, Al-Sharq daily discussed global alignment with the Arab and Islamic position condemning recent Israeli decisions regarding the West Bank. The newspaper reported that a joint statement by foreign ministers from multiple countries, including Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and others, condemned these decisions as violations of international law. The statement called for Israel to reverse these actions and respect international obligations, emphasizing the need for a peaceful resolution based on the two-state solution and relevant UN resolutions.