Agenda

Every session, talk and workshop across the gathering

Day One

10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Multaqa (Education City Student Center), Doha, Qatar

Under the theme “With Our Ideas, We Build,” Day One explores resilience, language, technology, heritage, and new beginnings through main-stage talks, discovery sessions, and workshops, inviting participants to exchange ideas and learn from different experiences.

10:00 – 11:00

Main-Stage Talks (BilAraby Stage): Morning

BilAraby Stage

Wael Al-Dahdouh, Dr. Said Ismail, Lalla Kaber El Ghallawi, and Khalid Al-Jaber explore resilience, the inclusion of people who are deaf, the role of genetics in understanding identity, and the meaning of personal success.

Wael Al-Dahdouh Palestine
“Answer me… please.”
Dr. Said Ismail Palestine / Jordan
The Genome: When Genes Reveal What Maps Hide
Lalla Kaber El Ghallawi Mauritania
The Deaf Are Not Those Who Cannot Hear
Khalid Al-Jaber Qatar
Not Every Success Looks Like You
12:00 – 13:00

Discovery & Workshops

Workshop 1 - Siraj: How Does Siraj Nurture Children’s Language and Values?

This session explores how Siraj can enrich children’s language and nurture their values, and considers the connections between language learning and values-based education.

Workshop 2 - Hamad Bin Khalifa University: Arabic-Language Artificial Intelligence

Hamad Bin Khalifa University presents a session on Arabic-language artificial intelligence, focusing on open-source data and tools and their relevance to the development of AI in Arabic.

Workshop 3 - QatarDebate Center: Gen Z Between Material Temptation and Questions of Values and Identity

QatarDebate Center explores the place of values and identity in Gen Z’s choices and its relationship with material temptation, opening a dialogue on these questions and the challenges they present for young people.

Workshop 1 - Siraj: How Does Siraj Nurture Children’s Language and Values? BilAraby Majlis
Workshop 2 - Hamad Bin Khalifa University: Arabic-Language Artificial Intelligence Meeting Room
Workshop 3 - QatarDebate Center: Gen Z Between Material Temptation and Questions of Values and Identity BilAraby Manara (Cinema)
13:30 – 14:30

Main-Stage Talks (BilAraby Stage): Afternoon

BilAraby Stage

Dr. Bachir Halimi, Mohammed Faris, Mohammed Aburawi and Mona Kamel Youssef explore Arabic and technology, reclaiming our relationship with time, new beginnings after seventy, and safeguarding heritage and identity.

 

Dr. Bachir Halimi Algeria
When the Arabic Language Inspires Technology
Mohammed Faris Yemen
Reclaim Your Time
Dr. Mohamed Aburawi Libya
The Camel Shepherds: Rethinking What Success Looks Like
Mona Kamel Youssef Egypt
A Heroine after Seventy
15:00 – 16:00

Discovery & Workshops

Workshop 1 - How to Organize “BilArabyFee...”

An introduction to organizing “BilArabyFee...” events, exploring the idea behind these gatherings and what it means to create a space for people to share ideas and experiences in Arabic.

Workshop 2 - Al Sharq Forum: Initiative Accelerator Lab

How can an idea we care about become a viable initiative? Al Sharq Forum’s session explores the move from idea to action and the development of initiatives that can be put into practice

Workshop 3 - Ministry of Sports and Youth: Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Youth

The Ministry of Sports and Youth explores the relationship between artificial intelligence and young people’s futures, opening a discussion about the opportunities, challenges, and questions these technologies may bring for the next generation.

Workshop 1 - How to Organize “BilArabyFee...” BilAraby Majlis
Workshop 2 - Al Sharq Forum: Initiative Accelerator Lab Meeting Room
Workshop 3 - Ministry of Sports and Youth: Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Youth BilAraby Manara (Cinema)