MENA-based financial institution QNB has announced the launch of its latest Corporate Social Responsibility initiative: the Sustainability Arts Camp, which is being conducted in collaboration with Kidzania Doha.
The camp, scheduled for June 26 to August 21, is designed to educate and inspire children through various creative and eco-friendly activities. Targeting young participants aged 4 to 14 years, a vital aspect of the camp is a hands-on project where children will create their ATM models using recycled materials, teaching the importance of recycling and encouraging creative problem-solving.
In addition to arts and crafts, the camp will include engaging workshops delivered by QNB staff focused on developing financial skills. These workshops aim to provide children with a foundational understanding of financial principles, integrating practical knowledge with fun and engagement.
Youth-Oriented Arts Camps
QNB is Set to Unveil an Eco-Friendly Arts Camp for Kids 4-14
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