Qatar Scouts and Guides Association

World Scouts interact with the country team's activities and activities at the World Scout Camp Jumbori Korea 25

On the margins of participation in the World Scout Camp, visitors to the 25th Camp, currently in Korea, interacted in Saemangeum, North Jolla Province. As well as participants, with the activities and events of the Qatari scouting team participating in the camp, in particular the Qatari show, the team presented beautiful paintings in singing with patriotism, fulfillment, and pride of the leader, while attendees and visitors took the initiative of performing the show and taking photos and videos commemorative of Qatari events. In order to learn about our national and societal cultures and customs, during that day they provided food or played games and folk dances for each country. As well as participating in a corner of the public exhibition and presentation of the most important features of the Qatari Renaissance in addition to exhibits on Qatari heritage and popular eateries. The Qatar Scouts delegation participates in the 25th World Scout Camp in Korea from August 1 to August 12, under the slogan "Draw your dream", attended by scouting representatives from around the world aged 14 to 17. The World Camp's programs and events as a World Scouting Movement (WCMO) discovery festival include a variety of activities, including darts, horse riding, swimming, climbing, tourism, scouting arts, rowing, and bicycles, which enables participating Qatari scouts to gain self-reliance skills in an environment closer to nature. The Qatari Scouting Team participating in this global camp is composed of 21 scouts, accompanied by 8 leaders. The Qatari Scout delegation was headed by H.E. Dr. Ibrahim bin Salih Al-Nuaimi, Under-Secretary-General of the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, Chairman of the Qatar ScOut. Korea's current world scouting camp is the world's largest scouting gathering, held every four years in different countries, and is a scouting camp attended by more than 43 thousand participants from 158 countries.