A schedule for 2009 Qatar National Day Celebrations is as follows:
Start, Camel competition under 18. Darb Al saai |
8 am-6-pm |
Saturday 12/12 |
Light show start. Cornish | 4:30 pm-until Midnight |
Saturday 12/12 |
Camel competition under 18. Darb Al Saai Finals |
8 am-6-pm |
Sunday 13/12 |
Masela Race- Darb Al Saai | 1-4 pm |
Sunday 13/12 |
Light show continue. Cornish | 4:30 pm-until Midnight |
Sunday 13/12 |
Start, Camel dressage. Darb Al saai |
8am-6pm |
Monday 14/12 |
Maseal Race- Darb Al Saai (day 2) | 1-4 pm |
Monday 14/12 |
Light show continue. Cornish | 4:30 pm-until Midnight |
Monday 14/12 |
Finals Camel dressage. Darb Al saai |
8am-6pm |
Tuesday 15/12 |
Live performance by a Qatari artist to be projected on CBQ tower on Cornish |
6-7pm |
Tuesday 15/12 |
Modernization and the preservation of Traditions Symposium (Opening), Sheraton Doha, Salwa Room |
8-9:30 pm |
Tuesday 15/12 |
Student honoring night Ritz |
5:30-7:30 pm |
Tuesday 15/12 |
Finals. Poetry Activity. Qatar National Theater |
7-10 pm |
Tuesday 15/12 |
Final Arda (Darb Al Saai) | 8 am-12 noon |
Wednesday 16/12 |
Maseal Race- Darb Al Saai (Final) | 1-4 pm |
Wednesday 16/12 |
Modernization and the preservation of Traditions Symposium (Opening), Sheraton Doha Al maha Room |
3:30-8:30 pm |
Wednesday 16/12 |
Projection of 133 drawings by students | 6-7pm |
Wednesday 16/12 |
Poetry Night, Darb al Saai | 8-11 pm |
Thursday 17/12 |
Live performance by a Qatari artist to be projected on CBQ tower on Cornish and kids drawings |
4:30-midnight |
Thursday 17/12 |
Afternoon call of Prayers | 2:26 pm |
Friday 17/12 |
National Parade Cornish |
2:30:3:30 |
Friday 18/12 |
Classic car show. | 4 pm |
Friday 18/12 |
kids drawings | 4:30-midnight |
Friday 18/12 |
Sunset call of prayers | 4:45 pm |
Friday 18/12 |
Old boats show. | 5:15-5:45 pm |
Friday 18/12 |
Announcing the wining student | 7-8 pm |
Friday 18/12 |
National songs on the Cornish for preparation for the fire works |
7:30- 8 pm |
Friday 18/12 |
Fireworks | 8-8:17 pm |
Friday 18/12 |
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All set for National Day celebrations <!–
Saturday, December 12, 2009–>
Web posted at: 12/11/2009 5:23:11
Source ::: The Peninsula DOHA: The final preparations are underway for Qatar’s high-profile National Day Celebrations beginning tomorrow. Filled with fun and activities, the event is set to become a fiesta for all. The State National Day Celebrations Organising Committee (SNDCOC) met yesterday to review the preparations. The committee is planning massive traffic diversion on the Corniche on the final day of the celebrations on December 18. During peak days of the celebrations, public would be advised to park their vehicles at a specially designated area and the organisers would arrange tranport service to the public to reach the Corniche, sources said. Though Corniche would be the major venue of the daily events, traditional cultural events would take place outside Doha. Darb Al Saai camp in Rayyan will host the traditional horse race, camel race and camel dressage from tomorrow until December 16. More than 400 participants including a few from Saudi Arabia have registered for these events. Special events for children and youth such as the National Day Children’s Painting Competition, Traditional Children’s Games and school Flag Raising Open Days have also been lined-up in the camp. The finals of traditional sword dance-Arda will be held at the camp on Wednesday. The camp will host an Arabic poetry night on December 17. On December 15, performance by a Qatari artist will be projected live on the CBQ tower on Corniche from 6pm to 7pm. A two-day symposium on Modernisation and the Preservation of Tradition will open at Doha Sheraton and final round of the poetry recitation competitions for Qataris will be held at the Qatar National Theatre on the same day. The grand finale would take place at the Corniche on December 18 marked by a number of events including the National Parade showcasing Qatar’s defence strength and weaponry. This will be followed by vintage car and boat shows. Qtel is the main sponsor of the event. Qatar Petroleum is the gold sponsor. “We all feel a sense of hope at our nation’s ongoing development, and a sense of pride of the strong foundations of Qatar’s tradition and heritage,” said Sheikh Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Saud Al Thani, Chairman, Qtel. “In sponsoring this important event, Qtel is doing its part to bring the community together to share the message of solidarity, loyalty and pride in Qatar.” “As a proud Qatari corporation with international reach, QP is happy to be a part of this exciting and unique event as Gold Sponsor of Qatar National Day 2009” said QP Public Relations and Communications Manager Sultan Al Abdullah.
Web posted at: 12/11/2009 5:23:11
Source ::: The Peninsula DOHA: The final preparations are underway for Qatar’s high-profile National Day Celebrations beginning tomorrow. Filled with fun and activities, the event is set to become a fiesta for all. The State National Day Celebrations Organising Committee (SNDCOC) met yesterday to review the preparations. The committee is planning massive traffic diversion on the Corniche on the final day of the celebrations on December 18. During peak days of the celebrations, public would be advised to park their vehicles at a specially designated area and the organisers would arrange tranport service to the public to reach the Corniche, sources said. Though Corniche would be the major venue of the daily events, traditional cultural events would take place outside Doha. Darb Al Saai camp in Rayyan will host the traditional horse race, camel race and camel dressage from tomorrow until December 16. More than 400 participants including a few from Saudi Arabia have registered for these events. Special events for children and youth such as the National Day Children’s Painting Competition, Traditional Children’s Games and school Flag Raising Open Days have also been lined-up in the camp. The finals of traditional sword dance-Arda will be held at the camp on Wednesday. The camp will host an Arabic poetry night on December 17. On December 15, performance by a Qatari artist will be projected live on the CBQ tower on Corniche from 6pm to 7pm. A two-day symposium on Modernisation and the Preservation of Tradition will open at Doha Sheraton and final round of the poetry recitation competitions for Qataris will be held at the Qatar National Theatre on the same day. The grand finale would take place at the Corniche on December 18 marked by a number of events including the National Parade showcasing Qatar’s defence strength and weaponry. This will be followed by vintage car and boat shows. Qtel is the main sponsor of the event. Qatar Petroleum is the gold sponsor. “We all feel a sense of hope at our nation’s ongoing development, and a sense of pride of the strong foundations of Qatar’s tradition and heritage,” said Sheikh Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Saud Al Thani, Chairman, Qtel. “In sponsoring this important event, Qtel is doing its part to bring the community together to share the message of solidarity, loyalty and pride in Qatar.” “As a proud Qatari corporation with international reach, QP is happy to be a part of this exciting and unique event as Gold Sponsor of Qatar National Day 2009” said QP Public Relations and Communications Manager Sultan Al Abdullah.