National productive entrepreneurs participate in D'reesha Festival
In collaboration with the Ministry of Social Development and Family, Qatar Foundation organizes the D'reesha Festival from December 11 to 17 at Oxygen Park, while the state hosts the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022.
The Ministry participates in this festival, to which various social categories and nationalities come. It seeks to promote the concept of production among national productive entrepreneurs "From the Homeland". Depending on this strategic partnership, the Ministry also tends to encourage them to be creative and innovative while increasing their productivity and financing their work, especially during the current period as our country hosts the biggest football event.
National productive entrepreneurs "From the Homeland" participate in various products that show the content of Qatari houses including local foods with authentic tastes, coffee, and desserts, as well as the availability of henna engraving and wood sculpture. It will also provide the public with an instant photography service in Qatari traditional uniforms.
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