Public Prosecution, Naufar Centre join hands for addiction treatment
05 Feb 2021 - 11:56
QNA
The Public Prosecution and Naufar Centre have signed a protocol for cooperation in the field of addiction treatment. The protocol for cooperation was signed by the Attorney General of the State of Qatar H E Dr. Ali bin Fettais Al Marri, and Director-General of Naufar Center Dr. Mohammed bin Ghanem Al Maadheed. The protocol will allow the two sides to provide treatment for addicts who choose to do so until they fully recover. In his speech, the Attorney General praised Naufar Center for the work it does in its field. He added that the centre had become a source of pride even though it was established recently. He stressed that treating addiction and rehabilitation are tasks that no one entity can achieve on its own, but it can be accomplished when everyone works together. Dr. Al Marri noted that addicts and users of drugs of all ages have unfortunately come to deal with those manners in
One photograph from Los Angeles Photographer William Short’s “My Red America.” (Courtesy photograph.)
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Northern Essex Community College’s Linda Hummel-Shea ArtSpace is currently featuring Los Angeles Photographer William Short’s “My Red America” online.
For the exhibit, Short travels back to rural Southwestern Ohio, a very special place from his childhood, almost 30 years after he had last been there. Once “magical, safe places,” he finds a different scene when he returns. “Both Winchester and West Union are shells of what they were when I was a child,” he explains. “Unemployment, poverty and drugs have taken over. Storefronts are empty. Buildings and homes lie in disrepair.”
Education Ministry announces teaching vacancies in public schools
05 Feb 2021 - 11:35
The Peninsula
The Ministry of Education and Higher Education has announced that it is looking to recruit a number of competent teachers in Qatar’s public schools for the upcoming academic year of 2021-22. The positions in primary, preparatory, and secondary schools are open for Qatari and nonQatari teachers from inside Qatar. The required disciplines include Islamic studies (males), social sciences (males), Arabic language (males and females), ICT (males and females), mathematics (males), visual arts (males and females), general science (males), special education (males and females), physics (females) and physical education (males).
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