Qatar History Review -2

The most important cultural places in Qatar

It comprises a total of 874 carvings, known as 'petroglyphs', the earliest thought to date from Neolithic times.

A typical Arab fort, its one-meter-thick walls warded off invaders and helped keep rooms cool during the hot summer.

They are organizing cultural events, promoting cultural cooperation and raising awareness of Qatar's culture.

Objectives of OIC: Helping colonized Arab countries obtain _______________________.

The QFFD and the _______ joined forces to ensure better health for the most vulnerable communities around the world.

QFFD means

A high watchtower was a lookout for approaching ships, particularly those of incoming Ottoman troops in the early 1900s.

Al Zubarah Fort is 30th century fort is the youngest and most prominent feature of the Al Zubarah Archaeological Site.

Objectives of OIC: respecting __________________ of Arab countries.

QFFD and WHO have signed a Core Voluntary Contribution Agreement in the amount of US$ 10 million.

Al Zubarah Fort, Barzan Towers, Al Koot Fort and Al Jassasiya Rock Carvings are examples of Non-Material Heritage.

The vision of WHO is “Every man, woman and child has access to food at all times.

What does Barzan means?

A property considered by the World Heritage Committee to have outstanding universal value.

Who is the designer of the National Museum of Qatar?

It works towards cementing relationships between these countries to achieve __ and to enhance mutual effort's for Arabs.

The Arab States of the Gulf are inhabited by people who share _______________________________.