For its part, The Peninsula said that Qatar is committed to building a knowledge-based economy that is sustainable. They highlighted the announcement of Qatar Scientific Club establishing eight digital fabrication laboratories in several public schools with the support of the Ministry of Sports and Youth and in cooperation with the Ministry of Education and Higher Education.

The newspaper stressed that the field of science, technology, engineering and mathematics is challenging, especially that technological progress is one way to prepare the next generation for the problems they will face, and it is necessary to arm students with the tools necessary to bring about change.

Al Watan for its part highlighted the implications of the conflict in Sudan on the country. The Sudanese army accuses the Rapid Support Forces of sheltering in residential neighborhoods and taking citizens as human shields, while the Rapid Support Forces talk about air strikes on separate residential neighborhoods of the capital. It is noteworthy that the two warring parties affirm that their goal is the transition to democratic rule for the welfare, security and stability of the Sudanese people.

Source: Qatar News Agency