Several education officials and teachers said that Qatar's annual celebration of World Teachers' Day and the honouring of a group of educators reflect the nation's gratitude for the vital role teachers play in building the country and shaping its future generations.
They added that this celebration emphasises the importance and status of teachers and their noble profession, recognising their central role in advancing the country.
Director of Public Relations and Communication Department at the Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MoEHE) Maryam Abdullah al-Mohannadi said that the patronage and attendance of HE the Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim al-Thani at the ceremony highlights the state's commitment to education, educators, and the education system.
Al-Mohannadi added that as a former teacher and educator, she feels proud to see these teachers honoured, commenting that they are the foundation of the educational process.
She stressed that the ministry is committed to providing all forms of support to teachers, it understands their needs and works diligently to attract, keep, and empower them in carrying on their duties.
Director of the Training and Development Centre at MoEHE, Iman Salman al-Mohannadi, congratulated the honoured teachers and highlighted the state's significant attention to and appreciation for the role and mission of teachers in educating future generations and advancing the nation.
Social support mathematics teacher at Abdullah Bin Zaid Al Mahmoud Model School, Aisha Mubarak al-Manna, praised MoEHE's support and care for teachers, which encourages them to dedicate themselves even more.
Physical Education Teacher at Nasser bin Abdullah Al Attiyah Independent Secondary School for Boys, Abdullah al-Kaabi, commended the World Teachers' Day celebration, adding that this deserved recognition exemplifies the state's commitment to education, the educational system, and the exceptional contributions of educators.
