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Where to Find the Best Brunch in Doha in 2026

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Where to Find the Best Brunch in Doha in 2026

Best Brunch in Doha 2026: Friday, Saturday and Weekday Options for Every Budget

Brunch in Doha is not just a meal. It is a full weekend tradition, a social institution, and one of the best ways to spend a Friday or Saturday afternoon in the city. Whether you are new to Qatar and trying to figure out what all the fuss is about, a long-term resident looking for a new spot to try, or planning something special for a group, a birthday, a family day out, or just because the weekend finally arrived, this is the guide that covers everything.

Doha’s brunch scene in 2026 is genuinely one of the best in the region. Dozens of hotels and restaurants run dedicated Friday and Saturday brunch sessions with everything from all-you-can-eat international buffets and live cooking stations to family-friendly spreads with kids’ activity corners and after-brunch pool access. Prices range from QAR 149 for a liquid brunch to QAR 1,500 for a VVIP experience, with most solid options sitting comfortably between QAR 150 and QAR 400 per person.

This article covers the best Friday brunch in Doha, the best Saturday brunch options, the most affordable brunches for those watching their budget, the best family brunches with activities for kids, the liveliest party brunches, the most beautiful views, and every price and booking detail you need. All prices are in QAR.

For more things to do on the weekend in Doha, check our Doha Summer Survival Guide 2026 and the best restaurants and experiences happening around the city this season.

How Brunch Works in Doha

Qatar’s weekend falls on Friday and Saturday, which means Friday brunch is the main event of the week for a huge portion of Doha’s expat and local community. Most brunches run from around noon or 1 PM to 4 PM, with some venues offering after-brunch liquid sessions that extend into the early evening.

Almost every brunch in Doha offers multiple pricing tiers: a soft beverage package (water, juices, soft drinks) at the lower end, a house beverage package in the middle, and a premium package at the top. Family pricing for children aged six to twelve is usually around half the adult price, with children under six dining free at most venues.

Booking in advance is strongly recommended for popular Friday brunches, particularly at hotels like the Four Seasons, Ritz-Carlton, Waldorf Astoria, and InterContinental. The most popular sessions, particularly party-style brunches at venues like SUSHISAMBA and Tropicana 360, often fill up quickly.

VenueStarting PriceBest ForDayHighlights
Quick Bites, Marriott MarquisQAR 155 (for 2)Best BudgetFri & SatAll-day brunch, eggs Benedict, pancakes, excellent value
Dalchini, Centara West BayQAR 199Best Indian BrunchFri & SatLive chaat station, dum biryani, vegetarian options
La Mar, InterContinental DohaQAR 275Best SeafoodFri & SatAuthentic Peruvian cuisine, ceviche bar
SUSHISAMBA, Waldorf Astoria LusailQAR 285Best Luxury Party BrunchFridayJapanese, Brazilian & Peruvian cuisine with live entertainment
Tropicana 360, Dusit HotelQAR 345Best Party BrunchFridayRooftop views, live DJ, FACT Dining Awards winner
Four Seasons DohaPremiumBest Overall LuxuryFridaySeafood buffet, sushi, live stations, one of Doha’s most iconic brunches
STK Doha, Ritz-CarltonQAR 325Best Steakhouse BrunchFridayPremium steaks, skyline views, live entertainment
Harry’s Dolce VitaQAR 325Best Italian BrunchFri & SatPizza, pasta, seafood and live music
Jamavar, Sheraton Grand DohaQAR 350Best Fine DiningFridayMichelin-starred Indian cuisine by Chef Surender Mohan
Al Messila Family BrunchQAR 280Best Family BrunchFridayKids Club, live entertainment, seasonal themes
InterContinental Doha The CityQAR 295Best for KidsFridayMini Chef activities, international buffet
Brunch 61 by Zengo & MayaPremiumBest ViewFriday61st-floor panoramic views with Asian & Mexican cuisine

Best Affordable Brunch in Doha: QAR 149 to QAR 200

Shehrazad Lounge Bar and Terrace, Radisson Blu Hotel Doha
The Overflow Brunch offers two hours of selected beverages for QAR 149 per person. It is one of the most affordable brunch options in the city for a liquid-style session.
Timings: Fridays 6 PM to 8 PM. Contact: +974 4428 1555.

Quick Bites, Marriott Marquis City Centre Doha Hotel
QAR 155 for two people, including two drinks. The Weekend Bites Brunch runs all day with a bakery basket, artisan breads, eggs Benedict, pancakes and crepes. This is one of the best value brunch deals in Doha.
Timings: Fridays and Saturdays 8 AM to 3:30 PM. Contact: 4419 5510 or WhatsApp 3341 4691.

Tulum After Dark Liquid Brunch, Marriott Marquis
QAR 179 per person with full pool access, unlimited beverages and entertainment including Hora Loca vibes. One of the best after-brunch party options in Doha.
Timings: Fridays 4:30 PM to 7:30 PM. Contact: 4419 5510.

Mumble Jungle, Andaz Doha
QAR 199 per person for a liquid brunch with free-flow enhanced beverages, live entertainment and Corniche sunset views. Age policy 21 and over.
Timings: Fridays 5 PM to 8 PM. Contact: 4452 4063 or WhatsApp 5102 7622.

Parisa, Al Messila Resort
QAR 180 per person for a Persian cuisine Saturday brunch with live BBQ stations and outdoor terrace setting. An elegant and affordable option for a more refined experience.
Timings: Saturdays 12:30 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 4445 0000.

Inginuity Family Brunch, Radisson Blu Doha
QAR 150 per family set menu serving two to three people. One of the most affordable family brunch options in Doha.
Timings: Fridays and Saturdays noon to 3:30 PM. Contact: 4428 1555.

Singapore Street Feast Brunch, Andaz Doha
QAR 188 including house drinks package. An interactive hawker-style Friday brunch with live wok stations, laksa, satay, chicken rice and live DJ. Children under six dine free.
Timings: Fridays 1 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 4452 4062 or WhatsApp 5136 1242.

Claw BBQ, DoubleTree by Hilton Doha
QAR 150 per person for soft drinks, QAR 220 for house beverages. Seafood and barbecue platters refilled as many times as you like with live music, plus an after-party liquid brunch until 8 PM.
Timings: Fridays and Saturdays 1 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 4034 3111, @clawbbqdoha.

Mykonos, InterContinental Doha Beach and Spa
QAR 150 per person for a Friday Greek mezze brunch with a rotating menu by Chef Nicholas including Kolokithokeftedes and Spetsofai. Minimum two guests.
Timings: Fridays and Saturdays noon to 4 PM. Contact: 4484 4919.

Crossroads Kitchen Coastal Brunch, Marriott Marquis
QAR 199 per person with Mediterranean flavours, seafood specialities, live stations and a kids’ corner.
Timings: Fridays 1 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 4419 5510.

Le Colonial Friday Brunch
QAR 150 per adult including water, QAR 260 with house beverages. International favourites with live stations and entertainment. Buy One Get One applicable. Children under six free, QAR 75 for kids.
Timings: Fridays 1 PM to 4 PM. Contact: WhatsApp 7143 9547.

BBQ Brunch, Banyan Tree Doha at La Cigale Mushaireb
QAR 250 per person for a lavish BBQ buffet brunch with live cooking stations at Jardin restaurant.
Timings: Every Friday 1 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 4410 3332 or WhatsApp 3990 5544.

Best Friday Brunch in Doha: Mid-Range QAR 200 to QAR 350

Dalchini, Centara West Bay Hotel
QAR 199 for soft drinks, QAR 249 with house beverages. A Desi Dhaba-style Indian brunch with a live chaat station, Dalchini Signature Dum Biryani and a vegetarian AYUSH menu. One of the most consistently recommended Indian brunches in Doha.
Timings: Fridays and Saturdays noon to 4:30 PM. Contact: 4009 5520, dalchinidoha.com.

Sabai Thai, The Westin Doha
QAR 248 for soft drinks, QAR 375 for house beverages. Thai salads, noodles, curries and mango sticky rice. Two for one on The Entertainer for the soft package only.
Timings: Fridays 12:30 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 3359 8514.

YUN Dim Sum Brunch, Waldorf Astoria West Bay
QAR 248 for soft drinks, QAR 198 extra for enhanced beverages. Over 15 dishes of traditional Chinese cuisine with a live DJ set.
Timings: Fridays and Saturdays 1 PM to 4 PM. Contact: WhatsApp 5102 9105.

AMARU Ama Zonia Brunch, JW Marriott Marquis
QAR 300 including soft beverages, QAR 150 extra for enhanced package. Exotic spreads and tropical flavours with a jungle theme. Buy One Get One on More Cravings.
Timings: Fridays 1 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 4429 5295 or WhatsApp 5506 2798.

Ipanema Rio Carnival Brunch, Marriott Marquis
QAR 299 for soft drinks, QAR 399 with house beverages. Brazilian food stations with South American vibes and entertainment. One of the most atmospheric Friday brunches in Doha.
Timings: Fridays 12:30 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 4419 5510. 25% savings on More Cravings.

Sabadao Brazilian Saturday Brunch, Ipanema
QAR 195 with soft drinks, QAR 305 with selected beverages. Unlimited seven meat cuts, gourmet stations and Brazilian live entertainment.
Timings: Saturdays 12:30 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 4419 5510.

Tropicana 360 Paradiso Brunch, Dusit Hotel and Suites
QAR 345 with soft drinks, QAR 425 with house beverages. Sky-high brunch with panoramic views, live DJ and live band. Winner of Favourite Social Brunch at the FACT Dining Awards 2026. Buy one get one on The Entertainer, MyBook and Urban Point.
Timings: Fridays 1 PM to 4:30 PM. Contact: 4004 4052 or WhatsApp 3070 1295.

La Mar Peruvian Brunch, InterContinental Doha Beach and Spa
QAR 275 for soft drinks, QAR 395 for special beverages. Doha’s only authentic Peruvian restaurant offering its full ceviche bar and signature dishes for brunch. One of the most unique brunch experiences in the city.
Timings: Fridays and Saturdays 12:30 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 4484 4098, @lamardoha.

Shanghai Me Taste of Asia Brunch
QAR 315. Asian cuisine feast every Friday and Saturday bringing together the best flavours from across the continent.
Timings: Fridays and Saturdays noon to 5 PM. Contact: 3063 3429, @shanghaimedoha.

The Restaurant at The Chedi Katara
QAR 315. Beachfront setting with views of the Arabian Gulf. Arabic grills, Indian curries, Japanese sushi and Thai classics all in one buffet spread.
Timings: Fridays and Saturdays 12:30 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 4494 8600, ghmhotels.com.

Al Liwan Friday Brunch, Sharq Village and Spa Ritz-Carlton
QAR 250 with soft beverages, QAR 325 including full-day pool and beach access. One of the most beautiful hotel settings in Doha for a relaxed Friday afternoon.
Timings: Fridays 1 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 3338 2589.

MURU Friday Brunch, Waldorf Astoria West Bay
QAR 330 for soft package, QAR 465 for enhanced drinks. Bold flavours with a dynamic DJ set. Available on The Entertainer.
Timings: Fridays 1 PM to 4 PM. Contact: WhatsApp 5102 9105.

Spice Market Brunch, W Doha
QAR 275 for soft drinks, QAR 375 for enhanced beverages. Bold Asian flavours with live entertainment from Gary Greg Duo and DJ Nikka.
Timings: Fridays noon to 4 PM. Contact: 4453 5135.

Liang Dim Sum Brunch, Mandarin Oriental Doha
QAR 290 per person including Chinese tea, QAR 480 with enhanced beverages. Classic dim sum and signature traditional Chinese dishes.
Timings: Fridays and Saturdays 12:30 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 4008 8555, mandarinoriental.com.

Family Friday Brunch, Al Messila Luxury Collection
QAR 280 per person with soft drinks. A circus-themed or seasonal family brunch with kids club access, live entertainment and indoor carnival experiences.
Timings: Fridays 1 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 4445 0000. Buy One Get One on More Cravings and MyBook.

Qureshi Bukhara Friday Brunch, Dusit Hotel and Suites
QAR 189 with soft drinks, QAR 249 with special beverages. Rich Indian cuisine with tandoor classics, aromatic curries and Indian breads.
Timings: Fridays 1 PM to 4:30 PM. Contact: 4004 4052. Two for One on The Entertainer, MyBook and Urban Point.

Ibn AlBahr Fisherman’s Brunch, Alwadi Hotel MGallery
QAR 170 per adult for a Mediterranean seafood sharing set menu, QAR 280 with two hours of enhanced beverages. Children under six free.
Timings: Fridays and Saturdays noon to 4 PM. Contact: WhatsApp 3020 7939.

Farmhouse Terrace Brunch, Rixos Gulf Hotel Doha
QAR 275 per person with pool and beach access. Add QAR 150 for two extra hours of enhanced beverages.
Timings: Fridays and Saturdays 12:30 PM to 4 PM. Contact: WhatsApp 4429 8666.

Best Premium and Luxury Brunch in Doha: QAR 300 and Above

SUSHISAMBA Summer Brunch, Waldorf Astoria Lusail
QAR 285 per person. Japanese, Brazilian and Peruvian food stations, live performances and music. One of the most talked-about brunches in Doha right now.
Timings: Fridays noon to 4 PM. Contact: 4456 5774.

SUSHISAMBA Beach Club Playa, Waldorf Astoria Lusail
QAR 290 for drinks and beach club access from 1 PM to 4 PM.
Timings: Fridays 1 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 4456 5774.

Harry’s Dolce Vita, Marsa Malaz Kempinski The Pearl
QAR 325 for soft drinks, QAR 425 for enhanced. Pizza, pasta, seafood and meat in a 1950s Italian setting with live music and golden hour views.
Timings: Fridays and Saturdays 1 PM to 5 PM. Contact: 3100 0373, kempinski.com.

Lobito de Mar, Marsa Malaz Kempinski The Pearl
QAR 325 for soft drinks, QAR 450 for enhanced, QAR 550 for premium. Dani Garcia’s beachfront seafood and paella brunch. Saturday pool and beach access included.
Timings: Fridays and Saturdays 12:30 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 3100 0373.

Kai’s Songbird, Corinthia Yacht Club The Pearl
QAR 340 for soft drinks, QAR 440 for house beverages. Doha’s most Instagrammable restaurant with wasabi prawns, crispy duck, bao selection and salt-baked chicken.
Timings: Fridays and Saturdays 1 PM to 4:30 PM. Contact: 5500 0862, kaisongbird.qa.

STK Friday Brunch, Ritz-Carlton Doha
QAR 325 per person with soft beverages, QAR 195 additional for premium. Contemporary steakhouse brunch on the 23rd floor with panoramic Doha skyline views.
Timings: Fridays 1 PM to 4 PM. Contact: +974 4484 8588.

B-Lounge Frozé Brunch Saint-Tropez Edition, Ritz-Carlton Doha
QAR 350 for soft package, QAR 550 for premium. Riviera-inspired brunch with signature frozé beverages and Asian fusion cuisine by the marina.
Timings: Every Friday 1 PM to 4 PM. Contact: +974 5080 4421.

Brunch 61 by Zengo and Maya, Marsa Malaz Kempinski
On the 61st floor with views over the Corniche and sea, with Asian and Mexican cuisine and live entertainment. One of the best brunch views in Qatar.
Timings: Fridays 12:30 PM to 4 PM. Children under six free.

Koo Madame Echoes of Jade Brunch, Rosewood Doha
QAR 345 for set menu, up to QAR 620 for Emperor’s Table package. A waterfront Chinese culinary experience at Lusail.
Timings: Fridays 1 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 4030 3333.

Stoke and Stoker Social Terrace Brunch, Rosewood Doha
QAR 345 for set menu, up to QAR 510 for premium package. A relaxed Friday afternoon terrace brunch with a casual, social atmosphere.
Timings: Fridays 1 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 4030 3333.

Great Gatsby Brunch, New York Steakhouse Marriott Marquis
QAR 395 for soft drinks, QAR 495 for selected, QAR 595 for premium with caviar tasting. A 1920s-themed luxury Friday experience with live entertainment and signature meat cuts. Two for one on More Cravings.
Timings: Fridays 12:30 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 4419 5510.

Jamavar Royal Brunch, Sheraton Grand Doha
QAR 350 per person for soft drinks, QAR 525 for enhanced, QAR 1,100 for premium bubbly package. A Michelin-starred Indian brunch experience by Chef Surender Mohan.
Timings: Fridays 12:30 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 4485 3000 or WhatsApp 5594 9701.

Al Hubara Family Brunch, Sheraton Grand Doha
QAR 350 per person, QAR 175 per child. International flavours with family entertainment. Redeemable on More Cravings, Urban, MyBook and The Entertainer.
Timings: Fridays 12:30 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 4485 3000.

Four Seasons Hotel Doha Friday Brunch
Al fresco seafood buffet with sushi, sashimi, foie gras, carved meats, dim sum and noodles. One of the most celebrated brunches in Doha across multiple restaurants. Contact: +974 4494 8600, fourseasons.com/doha.

Nobu Doha Friday Brunch, Four Seasons
Black cod, rock shrimp tempura, lobster spicy ponzu, wagyu rib eye with sushi, sashimi and oyster stations. Premium pricing. Timings: Fridays.

MURU Night Brunch, Waldorf Astoria West Bay
QAR 370 for soft package, QAR 465 for enhanced. Thursday evening brunch running 5 PM to midnight. Available on The Entertainer.
Timings: Thursdays 5 PM to midnight. Contact: WhatsApp 5102 9105.

Malibu Night Brunch, The Ned Doha
QAR 300 for soft drinks, QAR 400 enhanced, QAR 500 premium. Pool access from 4 PM followed by brunch from 7 PM to 11 PM with live DJ and entertainment.
Timings: Fridays 4 PM to 11 PM. Contact: 4406 1111.

Best Family Brunch in Doha 2026

For families with children, these are the most recommended options with dedicated kids’ activities and child-friendly pricing.

InterContinental Doha The City, The Square Friday Brunch: QAR 295 for adults. Mini Chef kids activities alongside an international buffet. Half price for children six to eleven, free for under sixes. Timings: Fridays 12:30 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 7021 8803.

Al Messila Luxury Collection Deli Kitchen Family Friday Brunch: QAR 280 per person. Circus-themed or seasonal family brunch with kids club access and indoor carnival experiences. Timings: Fridays 1 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 4445 0000.

ByWater Family Brunch, Waldorf Astoria Lusail: From QAR 250. International buffet with live children’s entertainment. Timings: Fridays 1 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 4456 5770.

Swissôtel Corniche Park Towers, The Quarter Family Brunch: QAR 280 per person. International buffet, live stations and kids’ activities. Timings: Fridays 1 PM to 4 PM. Contact: 7151 4087.

The Lagoon Family Friday Brunch, Ritz-Carlton Doha: QAR 250 for soft drinks, QAR 425 for enhanced package. Kids from six to twelve at QAR 125, under six free. Live stations and cooking class for children. Timings: Fridays 1 PM to 4 PM. Contact: +974 4484 8512.

Best After-Brunch and Evening Sessions in Doha

For those who want to keep going after the main brunch ends, Doha has a well-established after-brunch culture.

Hilton Doha Tahitian Village After Brunch Flow: QAR 180 per person for selected beverages as the sun sets over the beach. Timings: Fridays and Saturdays 5 PM to 7 PM. Contact: WhatsApp 3006 8272.

MURU Liquid Brunch, Waldorf Astoria West Bay: QAR 190 per person for two hours of unlimited selected beverages with chef’s choice bites. Timings: Fridays 4 PM to 6 PM. Contact: WhatsApp 5102 9105.

Tulum After Dark Liquid Brunch, Marriott Marquis: QAR 179 per person with full pool access and entertainment. Timings: Fridays 4:30 PM to 7:30 PM. Contact: 4419 5510.

COPACABANA at SUSHISAMBA Beach Club: QAR 210 per person for a three-hour pool and party session. Timings: Fridays 4 PM to 7 PM. Contact: 4456 5774.

Highmore Fridays, Waldorf Astoria Lusail: QAR 250 per person for a liquid brunch extension with DJ sets and views. Timings: Fridays 5 PM to 8 PM. Contact: 4456 5778.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best brunch in Doha?
It depends on what you are looking for. For the best party brunch, Tropicana 360 won the FACT Dining Awards 2026 Favourite Social Brunch. For the best view, Brunch 61 by Zengo and Maya on the 61st floor of Kempinski is hard to beat. For the best family brunch, InterContinental Doha The City’s Mini Chef brunch is consistently recommended. For the best Indian brunch, Dalchini at Centara West Bay offers outstanding value.

What is the best Friday brunch in Doha?
Ipanema’s Rio Carnival Brunch, SUSHISAMBA at Waldorf Astoria, Tropicana 360, STK Doha, La Mar, and Four Seasons Friday Brunch are among the most popular and most recommended.

What is the most affordable brunch in Doha?
Quick Bites at Marriott Marquis at QAR 155 for two people is the best value brunch in the city. Shehrazad Lounge at QAR 149 and Le Colonial at QAR 150 are also very affordable options.

What is the best family brunch in Doha?
InterContinental Doha The City with Mini Chef activities, Al Messila Deli Kitchen Family Brunch, and ByWater at Waldorf Astoria Lusail are the top family brunch recommendations with kids’ entertainment and child pricing.

Do brunches in Doha include beverages?
Most brunches offer multiple pricing tiers: a soft beverage package (juices, water, soft drinks) and one or more enhanced or premium packages. Check each venue’s specific pricing when booking.

What time do Friday brunches start in Doha?
Most Friday brunches in Doha start between noon and 1 PM and run until 4 PM. Some venues offer early brunch from 8 AM and after-brunch sessions from 4 PM onward.

Do I need to book brunch in advance in Doha?
Yes, strongly recommended, particularly for popular brunches at Four Seasons, Waldorf Astoria, Kempinski and any SUSHISAMBA session. Walk-in may be possible at quieter venues but most popular spots fill up.

Qatar Halts Recreational Maritime Activities in New Safety Advisory

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Qatar Halts Recreational Maritime Activities in New Safety Advisory

MOT Temporarily Suspends Maritime Activities in Qatar Until Further Notice

The Ministry of Transport (MOT) has announced the temporary suspension of all maritime activities in Qatar until further notice as a precautionary measure to protect public safety.

The directive applies to owners and users of leisure boats, fishing boats, jet skis, and other marine vessels. The suspension takes effect immediately from the date of the circular and will remain in force until further notice.

According to the Ministry, the decision was made in coordination with the relevant security authorities to ensure the safety of everyone using Qatar’s waters.

Which maritime activities are affected?

The temporary suspension includes:

  • Leisure boats
  • Fishing boats
  • Jet skis
  • Private marine vessels
  • Other recreational maritime activities

The Ministry has urged all owners and operators to fully comply with the directive until official updates are announced.

Which vessels are exempt?

The Ministry clarified that vessels operating under international maritime conventions are exempt from the suspension.

These vessels may continue operating in accordance with applicable international regulations and approved operational procedures.

Why has the suspension been announced?

The Ministry stated that the temporary measure has been introduced in coordination with the competent security authorities as a precaution to safeguard public safety.

No specific end date has been announced, and maritime activities will remain suspended until further notice.

Official updates

The Ministry of Transport confirmed that any future updates regarding the suspension will be communicated through official government channels in coordination with the relevant authorities.

Residents and visitors planning boating, fishing, or recreational activities at sea are advised to follow official announcements before heading out on the water.

TAAMEER Development Group Launches “Flora” in North Lusail, Reinforcing Its Vision for Elevated Living

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TAAMEER Development Group Launches “Flora” in North Lusail, Reinforcing Its Vision for Elevated Living

“TAAMEER Development Group Launches “Flora” in North Lusail, Reinforcing Its Vision for Elevated Living” 

TAAMEER Development Group announced the launch of its new residential project, “Flora”, in North Lusail, marking a new step within its strategy to develop real estate projects that place quality of life at the heart of the development process, starting from thoughtful planning, location selection, and understanding human needs. 

Flora comes as an extension of the Group’s journey in developing residential projects centered on quality and sustainability, offering an integrated living experience that goes beyond the traditional concept of real estate, contributing to building more balanced and prosperous communities, while providing sustainable value for individuals, families, and investors. 

The project is located in North Lusail, one of the most prominent urban growth areas in the State of Qatar, which is witnessing rapid development thanks to its modern infrastructure, strategic location, and integrated facilities, making it an attractive destination for living and investment. 

Flora features an exclusive collection of standalone residential villas, designed according to a contemporary architectural vision that addresses the needs of the Qatari family and the modern household, combining spacious layouts, design privacy, and planning efficiency. Each villa consists of five bedrooms, a maid’s room, a driver’s room, a private garden, and a private swimming pool, with an urban layout that enhances the sense of privacy and comfort. 

The project reflects TAAMEER Group’s approach to delivering well-studied real estate products that focus on the details influencing daily life, from urban planning and architectural design to execution quality and material selection, ensuring the long-term preservation of the project’s value. 

Mr. Khalifa Jameel Al Majed, CEO of TAAMEER Group, said: 

“At TAAMEER, we believe that the role of a real estate developer is not limited to constructing buildings, but extends to building communities that elevate quality of life and provide families with a residential environment built on comfort and trust. From this standpoint, Flora was created to embody our vision of developing projects that begin with human needs and maintain their value and quality over the long term. 

We will continue launching distinctive projects that reflect this vision, contribute to supporting the urban renaissance witnessed by the State of Qatar, and strengthen the Group’s position as a real estate developer that adopts quality, innovation, and sustainability as a consistent approach across all its work.” 

Mr. Khalifa Jameel Al Majed, CEO of TAAMEER Group

In conjunction with the project announcement, TAAMEER Real Estate Projects Group has begun receiving expressions of interest, ahead of announcing the official sales launch date, giving interested clients the opportunity to learn more about the project and benefit from the first phase of the launch. 

Doha Back in the Spotlight as Reports Claim US-Iran Talks Could Resume

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Doha Back in the Spotlight as Reports Claim US-Iran Talks Could Resume

Fresh reports have once again put Doha, Qatar at the center of international diplomacy after claims emerged that US-Iran technical talks could take place in the Qatari capital in the coming days.

According to Al Jazeera, citing a source close to the negotiations, technical teams from the United States and Iran are expected to meet in Doha to discuss the implementation of a previously agreed memorandum of understanding and maintain communication channels aimed at preventing further escalation in the region.

However, shortly after those reports surfaced, Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi said there is currently “no plan” for direct US talks this week in Doha.

In a statement, Gharibabadi said consultations with Qatar and intermediary countries are continuing as usual, but reports claiming technical talks are already scheduled in Doha this week cannot be confirmed. He added that technical meetings would only take place once conditions are met and both sides agree on the timing and location.

Why is Doha involved?

Qatar has played a key diplomatic role in facilitating communication between the United States and Iran in recent weeks. Doha has frequently hosted indirect negotiations and remains one of the region’s most trusted mediators for sensitive international discussions.

What happens next?

At this stage, there has been no official confirmation that technical talks will take place in Doha this week.

While media reports suggest preparations are underway, Iranian officials maintain that no meeting has yet been finalized. The situation remains fluid, and further announcements are expected if both sides reach an agreement on the next round of negotiations.

People & Qatar will continue to update this story as more official information becomes available.

One Qatari citizen killed, another person injured in maritime incident

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One Qatari citizen killed, another person injured in maritime incident

Qatar’s Ministry of Interior (MOI) has confirmed that one Qatari citizen has died and another person was injured after a missing vessel was located during a maritime search operation.

According to the Ministry, routine monitoring by the General Directorate of Coasts and Borders Security found that a vessel carrying two individuals had failed to return at its scheduled time on Saturday, 27 June 2026. Maritime patrols immediately launched search operations.

In the early hours of Sunday, 28 June, the Maritime Search and Rescue Team successfully located the missing vessel.

The Ministry stated that a Qatari citizen was fatally injured by shrapnel resulting from military operations in the area. An Arab resident who was also on board sustained injuries and was transferred to hospital, where he is receiving medical treatment. Authorities confirmed that his condition is stable.

The Ministry of Interior extended its sincere condolences to the family of the deceased and prayed for his mercy. It also wished the injured individual a speedy recovery.

The Ministry added that investigations into the incident are ongoing and that all legal procedures will continue in accordance with the established legal framework.

Source: Qatar Ministry of Interior

talabat Qatar Launches New Summer Support Program for Delivery Riders

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talabat Qatar Launches New Summer Support Program for Delivery Riders

The regional initiative brings together dedicated cooling and rest areas, with more than 14,000 vendor-supported across the region including 1,700 in Qatar, as well as indoor rest locations and community-led features to support rider well-being during the peak summer months.

As temperatures across the MENA region continue to rise, talabat, the leading everyday app in MENA, today announced the launch of its regional “Summer Together” campaign – a comprehensive rider support initiative designed to prioritize rider well-being, safety, and comfort throughout the summer months.

As part of the campaign, talabat is launching a comprehensive program of rider-focused support across the region – from dedicated cooling and hydration stations to rider support kits and community-led appreciation drives – designed to protect and uplift riders both on and off the road.

In Qatar, this commitment comes to life through on-ground and digital initiatives running from June 1st to September 15th. Central to the campaign is the deployment of air-conditioned rider rest stops, specialized mobile summer buses, and rider containers across Doha, giving riders dedicated, cooled environments to rest and recharge during their shifts. To further support fleet comfort and well-being, talabat is partnering with major brands like Rawa, Baladna, KDD, Gatorade and talabat mart to provide essential beverages and hydration products.

Commenting on the initiative, Mariam Hammad, Director of Logistics at talabat Qatar, states:

“At talabat, riders are at the heart of everything we do, and we recognize the unique challenges that come with working outdoors during Qatar’s summer months. This summer, we have activated dedicated rest areas, branded summer buses, and rider containers across key locations to provide cooling, refreshments, and comfortable spaces for rest. We are grateful to our valued partners for helping us provide these essential hydration products, ensuring our riders have the resources they need to perform their work safely and comfortably.”

Mariam Hammad, Director of Logistics at talabat Qatar

This year’s campaign also introduces several community-driven initiatives across the region designed to encourage customers, employees, and partners to actively contribute to rider support throughout the summer season.

The “Summer Together” campaign reflects talabat’s continued commitment to rider welfare and its broader mission of creating meaningful impact across the communities it serves.

Arab Teams World Cup 2026: Morocco Make History, Qatar Out, Full Results and Table

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Arab Teams World Cup 2026: Morocco Make History, Qatar Out, Full Results and Table

Arab Teams at FIFA World Cup 2026: Morocco and Egypt Qualify, Qatar Eliminated, Full Group Stage Results

The FIFA World Cup 2026 group stage is done for the Arab world, and the results have delivered some of the most dramatic, emotional and at times painful football the region has ever produced on the biggest stage. Morocco made history by advancing to the Round of 32 undefeated. Egypt fought their way through with five points. Algeria are still in contention. And five Arab nations, including Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Tunisia and Iraq, have all been eliminated.

This article covers everything Arab football fans are searching for right now. The complete group stage results for every Arab team at World Cup 2026, the final points and goal difference table, who qualified and who got eliminated, how Morocco became the best-performing Arab team in the tournament so far, why Qatar’s campaign ended with just one point and a goal difference of minus eight, and what Algeria still need to do to stay alive.

Whether you are a fan in Doha watching from one of the screening venues across the city, a supporter across the Arab world following every result, or simply someone who wants the cleanest summary of exactly what happened to every Arab team at World Cup 2026, this is the article that has it all.

Arab Teams at World Cup 2026: Complete Group Stage Standings

Here is how every Arab nation finished the group stage, based on official FIFA World Cup 2026 group match results as of June 27, 2026:

Morocco (MAR): 7 points, goal difference plus 3. Status: QUALIFIED for the Round of 32.

Egypt (EGY): 5 points, goal difference plus 2. Status: QUALIFIED for the Round of 32.

Algeria (ALG): 3 points, goal difference minus 2. Status: IN CONTENTION.

Saudi Arabia (KSA): 2 points, goal difference minus 4. Status: ELIMINATED.

Qatar (QAT): 1 point, goal difference minus 8. Status: ELIMINATED.

Jordan (JOR): 0 points, goal difference minus 3. Status: ELIMINATED.

Tunisia (TUN): 0 points, goal difference minus 10. Status: ELIMINATED.

Iraq (IRQ): 0 points, goal difference minus 11. Status: ELIMINATED.

Morocco: The Best Arab Team at World Cup 2026

Morocco have been the standout story of the Arab world at this tournament, and it is not particularly close. Seven points from the group stage, an unbeaten record, and a goal difference of plus three means they go into the Round of 32 as one of the most dangerous and best-organised sides in the competition.

This is not a surprise for anyone who watched Morocco at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, where they became the first African nation to reach a World Cup semi-final. That generation of players, many of them still in the squad, appears to have taken those lessons and built on them significantly. Morocco’s defensive organisation remains elite, their ability to transition from defence to attack has improved, and the team’s collective mentality is that of a side that genuinely believes it can go deep in this tournament.

Going into the Round of 32 undefeated is a statement. For Arab football fans who needed something to celebrate from this group stage, Morocco are providing it.

Egypt: Five Points and a Place in the Round of 32

Egypt were not always the most comfortable viewing during the group stage, but five points and qualification for the Round of 32 is a result the Egyptian football community will take without argument. A goal difference of plus two suggests a team that got the job done when it needed to, even if the performances were not always convincing.

Egypt’s presence in the knockout rounds continues a period of growing confidence in Egyptian football following several years of rebuilding after missing out on World Cup qualification entirely. Their fans across Qatar, the wider Arab world and the Egyptian diaspora globally will be hoping the team can build momentum into the knockout stage.

Algeria: Still In the Fight

Algeria’s position is the most interesting of any Arab nation right now. With three points and a goal difference of minus two, they are marked as in contention, meaning their World Cup 2026 is not over yet. Whether they advance will depend on their final group stage results and how the overall standings shake out across the tournament.

Algeria were one of the most talked-about Arab teams heading into this World Cup, and their ability to still be alive heading into the final round of matches is something their fans across North Africa and the wider Arab diaspora will hold onto. The result is not yet written.

Qatar: Eliminated with One Point and a Difficult Campaign

For Qatari football fans, the group stage has been a painful experience. One point from the group stage and a goal difference of minus eight tells the story of a campaign that simply did not go the way the country had hoped.

Qatar’s journey through this World Cup is a complicated one emotionally. As the team that hosted the 2022 tournament and became the first host nation to exit the group stage without a win, the 2026 edition was meant to represent a new chapter. Qatar qualified through the AFC rounds rather than receiving an automatic berth as hosts, which was itself a point of national pride. But the results on the pitch in 2026 have not matched the ambition.

Their opening draw against Switzerland gave early hope, but the subsequent results left them with one point and elimination. Head coach Julen Lopetegui and key players including Akram Afif and Almoez Ali could not find the consistency needed to advance from what was always going to be a competitive Group B.

For the full story of Qatar’s World Cup campaign, including match previews and analysis, see our complete Qatar World Cup 2026 guide and the individual match articles for Qatar vs Switzerland and Qatar vs Canada.

Saudi Arabia: Eliminated with Two Points

Saudi Arabia were one of the most anticipated Arab teams at this World Cup following their famous 2-1 victory over Argentina at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, one of the greatest upsets in World Cup history. The expectation was that Saudi football would build on that moment.

Two points and a goal difference of minus four in 2026 represents a significant step back from that high point. Elimination at the group stage will prompt serious questions about where Saudi football is heading, particularly given the enormous investment the country has made in its domestic league through the Saudi Pro League with global star signings.

Jordan: Group Stage Exit Without a Point

Jordan’s appearance at a World Cup was itself a historic moment for Jordanian football, and the fact that they participated in the group stage is something the country can build on. However, zero points and a goal difference of minus three reflects a team that struggled to compete at the top level of international football.

The group stage experience, the exposure to World Cup football at the highest level, and the development of a young generation of Jordanian players who experienced this tournament will matter more in the long run than the results on the scoreboard.

Tunisia and Iraq: Difficult Exits

Tunisia finished with zero points and a goal difference of minus ten, while Iraq ended the group stage with zero points and minus eleven. Both campaigns represent the harsh reality of World Cup football at the top level, where the gap between qualifying for the tournament and competing effectively in it can be enormous.

For Tunisian and Iraqi fans, the results are disappointing but not entirely unexpected given where both teams sit in the global football rankings. The hope, as with Jordan, is that the experience of World Cup football feeds back into development at every level of the game in both countries.

What This Means for Arab Football

Looking at the complete picture, three Arab teams advanced from eight in the group stage. Morocco qualified unbeaten, Egypt advanced on five points, and Algeria remain in contention. Five Arab nations were eliminated.

The divergence is striking. Morocco are now genuinely competing at the level of the top teams in the world. Egypt are in the knockout rounds. And the rest of the Arab world’s representatives, including the host nation of the previous World Cup, were unable to progress.

The conversations that will follow across Arab football about investment, development, coaching, qualification pathways and the gap between aspiration and performance are important ones. But for now, in June 2026, there is still Arab football to watch, Morocco and Egypt are in the tournament, and Algeria are fighting.

For everyone in Qatar watching all of this unfold, the World Cup rolls on and the screening venues across Doha are packed. See our full guide to where to watch FIFA World Cup 2026 in Doha for every venue, timing and what is on the big screen next.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Arab teams qualified for the Round of 32 at World Cup 2026?
Morocco and Egypt have both qualified. Algeria are still in contention.

Did Qatar qualify from the group stage at World Cup 2026?
No. Qatar were eliminated with one point and a goal difference of minus eight.

How did Morocco do at World Cup 2026?
Morocco advanced to the Round of 32 undefeated with seven points and a goal difference of plus three, making them the best-performing Arab team at the tournament.

Did Saudi Arabia qualify for the Round of 32?
No. Saudi Arabia were eliminated with two points and a goal difference of minus four.

Are Algeria still in the World Cup 2026?
Algeria are marked as in contention with three points heading into the final round of group matches.

Which Arab teams were eliminated at World Cup 2026?
Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Jordan, Tunisia and Iraq were all eliminated at the group stage.

How many Arab teams competed at World Cup 2026?
Eight Arab nations competed: Morocco, Egypt, Algeria, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Jordan, Tunisia and Iraq.

This Week in Doha Is Genuinely One of the Best of the Summer (June 28 to July 4, 2026)

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This Week in Doha Is Genuinely One of the Best of the Summer (June 28 to July 4, 2026)

13 Things to Do in Qatar This Week: June 28 to July 4, 2026

This is genuinely one of the best weeks of the summer in Doha. The FIFA World Cup enters its Round of 32 with knockout football from Sunday, the Qatar Toy Festival opens its biggest ever edition at the DECC on July 1, Summer Splash at Meryal Beach closes out its final days, Teeb Al Hazm is still perfuming up Al Hazm, and the Doha Summer Trade Fair is in its last week at the DECC. New events open, others close, and the World Cup is at its most electric right now.

Here is everything happening in Qatar from June 28 to July 4, 2026, with all the details, prices, and booking links. If you missed last week, catch up here.

THE FOOTBALL: FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 32 Begins

The group stage is over and knockout football starts now. One loss and you go home. This week has some of the most watchable fixtures of the entire tournament, with Brazil vs Japan on Monday, Germany vs Paraguay on Tuesday, and France vs Sweden on Wednesday headlining the schedule.

This week’s full match schedule (Doha time):

Sunday, June 28 Panama vs England, 12:00 AM Croatia vs Ghana, 12:00 AM Colombia vs Portugal, 2:30 AM Congo DR vs Uzbekistan, 2:30 AM Algeria vs Austria, 5:00 AM Jordan vs Argentina, 5:00 AM South Africa vs Canada (Round of 32), 10:00 PM

Monday, June 29 Brazil vs Japan (Round of 32), 8:00 PM

Tuesday, June 30 Germany vs Paraguay (Round of 32), 11:30 PM

Wednesday, July 1 Netherlands vs Morocco, 4:00 AM Cote d’Ivoire vs Norway, 8:00 PM France vs Sweden, 12:00 AM

Thursday, July 2 Belgium vs Round of 32 opponent, 11:00 PM USA vs Bosnia and Herzegovina, 3:00 AM

Friday, July 3 Spain vs Round of 32 opponent, 10:00 PM Australia vs Egypt, 9:00 PM

Saturday, July 4 Argentina vs Cabo Verde, 1:00 AM Round of 16 fixtures begin

Best places to watch: FIFA World Cup 2026 Screening in Qatar: Full Guide

Full World Cup guide: FIFA World Cup 2026: Schedule, Groups, Players and How to Watch from Qatar

1. Visit Qatar Fan Zone at Al Maha Island

Open every single night through July 19 with giant screen match viewing, live entertainment, food and drink, and some of the best World Cup atmosphere in the city. With knockout football starting this week, the Fan Zone is going to be at its most electric. Get there before kick-off for a good spot.

One para is all it takes to sell this: it is the best place in Doha to watch the World Cup if you want proper atmosphere. Entry is QAR 75 and it runs from 6:00 PM to 7:00 AM every night.

  • Dates: June 11 to July 19, 2026 (nightly)
  • Time: 6:00 PM to 7:00 AM
  • Location: Al Maha Island, Lusail
  • Entry: QAR 75
  • Booking: +974 5114 0000
  • Instagram: @visitqatar

2. Qatar Toy Festival 2026 at DECC (OPENS JULY 1)

The biggest and most hyped family event of Hala Summer opens this week. Qatar Toy Festival 2026 arrives at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Center in its fourth and largest edition yet, spreading across 22,000 square metres across four halls under the theme “More to Imagine, A Whole World of Fun.” Over 50 international brands are in play, including PUBG Mobile, Poppy Playtime, Hot Wheels, PAW Patrol, Disney Princess, Frozen, Zootopia, Toy Story, SpongeBob SquarePants, Pac-Man, and a brand-new Studio Zone. Daily meet-and-greets, live stage shows, celebrity appearances throughout the month, exclusive shopping, and a dedicated Influencers Zone. Children under age one enter free. Children with special needs enter free with valid ID.

The Summer Camp runs July 5 to 30, daily 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM, for ages 4 to 12. Priced at QAR 750 per week or QAR 2,000 for the full month. Maximum 150 children. Book fast.

3. Summer Splash at Meryal Beach (Final Days)

This is the last week of Summer Splash. PAW Patrol and SpongeBob live shows, AR trampolines, beach volleyball, food trolleys, and an indoor character hub. Three daily sessions, maximum 500 guests per session, entry free for the public from 6:15 PM. Do not leave it until Monday.

  • Running until: June 30, 2026
  • Sessions: Session 1: 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM (Rixos/Meryal guests only) Session 2: 6:15 PM to 8:45 PM (free, public) Session 3: 9:00 PM to 11:00 PM (free, public)
  • Location: Meryal Beach, Rixos Premium Qetaifan Island North, Lusail
  • Entry: Free (public sessions from 6:15 PM)
  • Instagram: @meryal_waterpark | @rixosqetaifan

4. Doha Summer Trade Fair at DECC (Final Week)

DOHA SUMMER TRADE FAIR - DECC

Last week to shop this one. Products from over 12 countries including perfumes, accessories, home decor, fashion, food products, and family essentials. Free entry and fully air-conditioned. Closes July 4.

  • Until: July 4, 2026
  • Time: Saturday to Thursday 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM | Friday 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM
  • Location: DECC, West Bay
  • Entry: Free
  • Instagram: @qatarmarketeers

5. Teeb Al Hazm 13th Edition at Al Hazm (Final Week)

Teeb Alhazm | Oud | Perfume | Event | Exhibition | Abu Dhabi | UAE | Doha | Qatar

Also in its final week. The Gulf’s premier oud and perfume exhibition, with exclusive fragrance houses, niche perfumers, oud, musk, and luxury international brands at Galleria Al Hazm. If you have not been, this is your last week.

  • Until: July 4, 2026
  • Time: Saturday to Thursday 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM | Friday 2:00 PM to 11:00 PM
  • Location: Galleria Al Hazm, Al Markhiya
  • Entry: Free
  • Instagram: @teebalhazm | @alhazmqa

6. Ruq’ah Calligraphy Workshop at MIA (Every Saturday in July)

A four-week intermediate calligraphy workshop at the Museum of Islamic Art Education Centre, starting July 4. Led by calligrapher Hussein Ammar Ahmad, covering Ruq’ah script, known for its clarity and simplicity. Saturdays only, 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Free, registration required. Participants must commit to attending all sessions.

  • Starts: Saturday, July 4, 2026
  • Every Saturday in July 2026 Time: 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM
  • Location: Education Centre, Museum of Islamic Art (MIA)
  • Entry: Free (registration required)
  • Website : CLICK HERE
  • Register: jotform.com
  • Instagram: @miaqatar

7. Naskh Calligraphy Workshop at MIA (Ladies Only)

A ladies-only beginners workshop in Naskh, one of the oldest and most widely used forms of Arabic calligraphy, used in every copy of the Qur’an. Four sessions across three days starting July 4. Free, registration required. Led by Hussein Ammar Ahmed.

  • Dates: July 4 to 6, 2026 (then also July 5 to 8, check MIA for full schedule)
  • Time: 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
  • Location: Education Centre, Museum of Islamic Art (MIA)
  • Entry: Free (registration required)
  • Website : CLICK HERE
  • Register: jotform.com
  • Contact: [email protected] | +974 4422 4444
  • Instagram: @miaqatar

8. Cultural Olympiad Exhibition at 3-2-1 Museum

Still running through August 31. The second floor of 3-2-1 Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum has been transformed into a cultural exhibition space celebrating the winners of the Cultural Olympiad 2026, with artworks, interactive installations, and performances from artists across the world. Free to visit.

  • Running until: August 31, 2026
  • Location: 3-2-1 Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum, Aspire Zone
  • Entry: Free
  • Website: 321qosm.org.qa

9. Morning Storytelling Session at 3-2-1 Museum

A free, playful Sunday morning session for children aged 2 to 5. This week’s story is “Let’s Play Mini Golf, Dear Dragon!” introducing young kids to the fun world of mini golf and trying new activities. A lovely alternative to screens on a Sunday morning.

  • Date: Sunday, June 28, 2026
  • Location: 3-2-1 Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum, Aspire Zone
  • Entry: Free
  • Website: 321qosm.org.qa

10. The Hangout at Msheireb Galleria

A social summer destination on the first floor of Msheireb Galleria, designed for relaxing, dining, playing, and spending time together. Running through August 15, it is a reliable air-conditioned option for an afternoon or evening in Msheireb Downtown Doha.

  • Running until: August 15, 2026
  • Location: 1st Floor, Msheireb Galleria, Msheireb Downtown Doha
  • Website: msheireb.com

11. Dana Club Summer Camp 2026

If you have children aged 5 to 12 who need structure this summer, Dana Club’s programme is now running through August 31, open to members, guests, and non-members. Sports, arts, cooking, crafts, esports, and a talent show, with lunch included. Daily sessions at the Dana Club.

  • Running until: August 31, 2026
  • Age: 5 to 12 years
  • Location: Dana Club, Doha
  • Instagram: @danaclubdoha

12. OliOli Summer Camps (Opens June 28)

OliOli’s summer camps open this week, offering jaw-dropping experiments and discovery activities for kids in a hands-on, science-forward environment. Check directly for pricing, session times, and availability.

13. Lusail Karting at Lusail International Circuit

Open every Wednesday to Saturday evening. Drive the same track as Formula 1 and MotoGP. 12-minute sessions, 270cc karts, 50 to 60 km/h. Book online well in advance for weekend slots.

  • Days: Wednesday to Saturday
  • Time: 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM
  • Location: Lusail International Circuit
  • Price: QAR 125 per 12-minute session
  • Age: 13 and above (minimum height 153cm)
  • Booking: lcsc.qa
  • Instagram: @lusailcircuit

Quick Picks for the Week

World Cup night? Fan Zone at Al Maha Island every night from 6 PM. QAR 75. Knockout football starts now.

Kids and family? Qatar Toy Festival opens July 1 at DECC. Book tickets in advance.

Last chance this week? Summer Splash closes June 30. Teeb Al Hazm and Doha Summer Trade Fair close July 4.

Creative morning? Ruq’ah and Naskh calligraphy workshops at MIA start Saturday.

Toddlers? Storytelling at 3-2-1 Museum on Sunday morning, free.

Summer camp? Dana Club, OliOli, and Qatar Toy Festival all running camps now.

Chill evening downtown? The Hangout at Msheireb Galleria.

That’s your week sorted. For more weekly roundups, things to do in Qatar, and Doha lifestyle guides, follow People and Qatar on Instagram @peopleandqatar.

FAQ: Qatar Events This Week (June 28 to July 4, 2026)

When does Qatar Toy Festival 2026 open?

Qatar Toy Festival 2026 opens on Wednesday, July 1, 2026 at the DECC, West Bay. It runs daily until July 31. Tickets start from QAR 50 on weekdays and QAR 70 on weekends. Book via Platinumlist or Virgin Megastore Qatar.

What is happening in Doha this week for families?

Qatar Toy Festival opens July 1, Summer Splash runs its final days until June 30, OliOli Summer Camps open June 28, and the 3-2-1 Museum storytelling session runs Sunday morning. All are family-focused.

Is the Qatar Toy Festival free?

No. Tickets start from QAR 50 on weekdays and QAR 70 on weekends. Children under age one and children with special needs enter free with valid ID. Multiple ticket packages are available up to VVIP at QAR 1,500. Book at Platinumlist.

What World Cup matches are on this week in Qatar?

The FIFA World Cup Round of 32 begins this week. Highlights include South Africa vs Canada (Sunday), Brazil vs Japan (Monday), Germany vs Paraguay (Tuesday), France vs Sweden (Wednesday), and the USA vs Bosnia match on Thursday. See the full screening guide for where to watch.

When does Summer Splash end?

Summer Splash at Meryal Beach closes on June 30, 2026. This is the final week. Free public entry from 6:15 PM daily, subject to 500-person capacity per session.

Official: HH the Amir Assures Venezuela of Qatar’s Full Support

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Official: HH the Amir Assures Venezuela of Qatar’s Full Support

His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, Amir of the State of Qatar, held a telephone call today with Her Excellency Delcy Rodríguez, Acting President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, following the devastating earthquakes that struck several regions of the country.

During the call, HH the Amir expressed Qatar’s solidarity with Venezuela and its people, extending his condolences and reaffirming the State of Qatar’s readiness to provide all necessary assistance to support relief and rescue efforts and help mitigate the impact of the disaster.

The Acting President of Venezuela expressed her sincere appreciation to HH the Amir for Qatar’s support and solidarity, describing it as a reflection of the strong friendship and cooperation between the two countries.

The two leaders also reviewed bilateral relations and discussed ways to further strengthen cooperation, in addition to exchanging views on issues of mutual interest.

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Qatar Launches Urgent Air Bridge to Venezuela After Devastating Earthquakes

Qatar Launches Urgent Air Bridge to Venezuela After Devastating Earthquakes

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Qatar Launches Urgent Air Bridge to Venezuela After Devastating Earthquakes

Qatar has launched an emergency humanitarian air bridge to Venezuela following the devastating earthquakes that struck the country, acting on the directives of H.H. the Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani.

The mission includes the Qatari International Search and Rescue Group of the Internal Security Force (Lekhwiya), along with internationally certified rescue specialists, medical personnel, a fully equipped field hospital and advanced emergency equipment to support ongoing rescue and relief efforts.

The assistance comes as international teams race to help survivors after the powerful earthquakes caused widespread destruction across Venezuela. Qatar’s deployment is aimed at supporting search and rescue operations and providing urgent medical care to those affected.

The humanitarian mission reflects Qatar’s continued commitment to supporting countries affected by natural disasters through rapid emergency response and international cooperation.

Source: Qatar News Agency (QNA), Internal Security Force (Lekhwiya), H.E. Sheikh Khalifa bin Hamad Al Thani

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