PART OF YOUTH FEST 2026 – Qatar's National Youth Festival (5–7 Nov, Teen Hub, Al Bidda Park). A Youth Fest talk, consultation and learning session: University preparation workshop, with Doha Youth Network.

Explore what universities look for with Doha Youth Network. Work through résumés, mini activities and feedback logs, supported by a practical university-preparation guideline booklet. 16 activity places.

When: Thu 5 Nov 2026, 17:10–18:10. Age guide: Ages 13-18. Free to attend. Activities pause during prayer breaks (Maghrib 16:40–17:10, Isha 18:10–18:45).

As sustainability expectations accelerate across the real estate sector, ESG performance and carbon reduction are becoming critical drivers of value, investment decisions and long-term portfolio resilience. This presentation explores how the transition to net zero is reshaping the way buildings are assessed, managed and future-proofed, highlighting the opportunities and risks facing asset owners, developers and investors.

Speaker: Mohammed Ali Al-Khater, Co-Founder of Torba Farm, the driving force behind Torba Farmers Market and Torba Naturals.

What if landscapes were treated as essential infrastructure in the planning and development of cities, rather than as an aesthetic addition? This talk explores how regenerative landscape principles can connect ecological resilience, human wellbeing and economic value, particularly in cities facing heat, water scarcity and resource constraints.

Speaker: Mohammed Ali Al Khater, Co-Founder of Torba Farm, the driving force behind Torba Farmers Market and Torba Naturals.

A landscape can be more than a green space; it can produce food, sustain biodiversity and support the ecological processes on which communities depend. This talk explores how regenerative landscapes connect soil health, water, plants, pollinators and local food production to create productive and resilient environments, particularly in arid regions.

Speaker: Mohammed Ali Al Khater, Co-Founder of Torba Farm, the driving force behind Torba Farmers Market and Torba Naturals.

What does it mean to design a landscape that works with nature rather than against it? This talk explores regenerative landscapes as living infrastructure, examining how water, soil, topography and shade shape the ability of land to sustain life, particularly in arid environments.

Awareness inspires change. Collective action makes it possible.

As part of Qatar Sustainability Week 2026, we invite you to a new QF Alumni Talks session featuring Jose Daniel Saucedo Martinez, an HEC Paris, Doha alumnus:
"From Awareness to Action: Mobilizing Communities for a Sustainable Qatar"

During this presentation university students at the Carnegie Mellon University will learn global facts about plastic pollution and the climate crisis. We will discuss what that means for us in Qatar and what we can do to help mitigate the problem. 

An interactive employee workshop introducing Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) principles, with a focus on environmental sustainability. Participants will explore key topics such as carbon footprint, energy and water management, waste reduction and circularity, followed by group discussions to identify practical actions that support Qatar Cool’s sustainability goals.

• Doha Climate Talks present the Youth Climate Summit, that brings together young people, policymakers and climate advocates for a day of exchange and dialogue on how young people can meaningfully shape climate diplomacy and climate action - through panels, interactive workshops and a hands-on field experience. Come, connect and make your voice heard!

Qatar Museums is pleased to invite university students to participate in the Qatar Museums Sustainability Forum 2026, a flagship environmental education program organized by QM as part of Qatar Sustainability Week 2026. The forum aims to inspire and empower young people to become future sustainability leaders by bringing together students, experts, practitioners, and changemakers to explore some of the most pressing environmental and sustainability challenges facing our world. 

Participants will have the opportunity to: