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QNSD Activities At Old Doha Port
(MENAFN- Gulf Times) Old Doha port is transforming Tuesday into a hub of health, fitness, and community activities to mark the Qatar National Sport Day (QNSD).
Family members of all ages, and fitness enthusiasts are invited to take part in the celebrations, which will kick off early in the morning across the Port's various open spaces, a statement said.
This year's celebration comes to life through Old Doha Port's collaboration with key government entities, including the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, the Ministry of Transport, the Ministry of Labour, the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, and more.
The ministries will host public activities in the Port's Mina Parks, with activations running from 6am to 1pm. Public sports activations will be held across Mina Park 1, Mina Park 2, and Mina Park 3. Each park will feature a range of games, sports challenges, and workshops designed to engage visitors of all ages.
Activities include 'Pedal to Race', 'Giant Transport XO', and numerous other interactive floor games. Visitors can also participate in basketball hoop challenges, football bowling, table tennis, air hockey, foosball, and inflatable obstacle courses.
The open water area will host kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding from 9am to 1pm, open to both amateurs and professionals. Four interactive workshops focused on transportation, sustainability, and sports will engage children and families through hands-on learning experiences.
A recovery station will provide facilities for public use, including ice baths and relaxation areas, to support muscle recovery and promote athletic wellness after physical exertion.
The Qatar Sailing & Rowing Federation will conduct training sessions for the national team in the open water area throughout the day, offering spectators a chance to observe elite athletes in action.
Mohamed Abdulla al-Mulla, CEO of Old Doha Port, commented:“Our active participation in Qatar National Sport Day underscores the values we hold dear-building a strong community and utilizing available spaces to promote sports as a way of life and strengthen social connection.
"With 5km of environmentally friendly Tartan running tracks, another 5km of cycling paths, and over 250,000sqm of lush green space, Old Doha Port is uniquely positioned to host such impactful events. We take pride in providing a space where families and individuals can come together to embrace wellness and active lifestyles by utilizing the parks' infrastructure and available fitness equipment.”
Family members of all ages, and fitness enthusiasts are invited to take part in the celebrations, which will kick off early in the morning across the Port's various open spaces, a statement said.
This year's celebration comes to life through Old Doha Port's collaboration with key government entities, including the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, the Ministry of Transport, the Ministry of Labour, the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, and more.
The ministries will host public activities in the Port's Mina Parks, with activations running from 6am to 1pm. Public sports activations will be held across Mina Park 1, Mina Park 2, and Mina Park 3. Each park will feature a range of games, sports challenges, and workshops designed to engage visitors of all ages.
Activities include 'Pedal to Race', 'Giant Transport XO', and numerous other interactive floor games. Visitors can also participate in basketball hoop challenges, football bowling, table tennis, air hockey, foosball, and inflatable obstacle courses.
The open water area will host kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding from 9am to 1pm, open to both amateurs and professionals. Four interactive workshops focused on transportation, sustainability, and sports will engage children and families through hands-on learning experiences.
A recovery station will provide facilities for public use, including ice baths and relaxation areas, to support muscle recovery and promote athletic wellness after physical exertion.
The Qatar Sailing & Rowing Federation will conduct training sessions for the national team in the open water area throughout the day, offering spectators a chance to observe elite athletes in action.
Mohamed Abdulla al-Mulla, CEO of Old Doha Port, commented:“Our active participation in Qatar National Sport Day underscores the values we hold dear-building a strong community and utilizing available spaces to promote sports as a way of life and strengthen social connection.
"With 5km of environmentally friendly Tartan running tracks, another 5km of cycling paths, and over 250,000sqm of lush green space, Old Doha Port is uniquely positioned to host such impactful events. We take pride in providing a space where families and individuals can come together to embrace wellness and active lifestyles by utilizing the parks' infrastructure and available fitness equipment.”
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