National Museum of Qatar grateful for community support

Diverse Voices share stories as part of innovative engagement campaign

The National Museum of Qatar’s (NMoQ) creative “Voices” battle has achieved a noteworthy point of reference a half year from dispatch, gathering numerous individual stories speaking to the past, present and eventual fate of Qatar.

First propelled in April of this current year to match with the revealing of the new NMoQ mark, the “Voices” crusade welcomed the general population of Qatar to share individual stories and remarkable associations with the National Museum.

The crusade put the nearby network at its heart, requesting that they share intriguing foundations and individual encounters. A blend of local people and expats, these “Voices” of NMoQ, originated from all sides of the network and spoke to its full assorted variety of foundations, accounts and stories.

Delegates from Qatar Museums (QM) and NMoQ expressed gratitude toward individuals from the network for partaking in this activity, featuring how these aggregate recollections are interlinked with Qatar’s history and development and are vital to save for who and what is to come.

The NMoQ will offer voice to the nation’s rich legacy and history while praising its future. It likewise features QM’s pledge to satisfying the social objectives of the 2030 Qatar National Vision, contributing towards making a solid and economical social framework for Qatar and building a broadened, learning based economy.

Planned by Pritzker Prize-winning French modeler Jean Nouvel, the interlocking plate configuration was roused by the desert rose. It brings out the life of the Qatari individuals between the desert and the ocean.

Apparently becoming naturally out of the ground, the gallery’s structure encompasses the Old Palace of Sheik Abdullah Bin Jassim al-Thani. It is one of most unmistakable milestones in the nation and fills in as a landmark to a noteworthy lifestyle in Qatar.