Dr. Al-Sulaiti stated that the festival has become a “pioneering platform” for diverse artistic visions, and the partnership reflects a commitment to strengthening Qatar’s position as a global center for culture. He revealed that this year’s festival theme is “Sustainability and Innovation in Art,” focusing on environmentally friendly practices and the role of modern technology in art.
Ms. Agarwal thanked Katara for its continuous support, noting that QIAF has grown into a prominent global platform that brings artists together in Qatar to celebrate creative diversity.
The six-day festival will run from December 7 to 12, 2025, and will feature the participation of more than 450 artists from 70 countries, turning Katara into a lively hub for visual and performing arts.
Key highlights of QIAF 2025 include:
Cultural Evening (Dec. 8)
Interactive Workshops by International Artists (Dec. 8–9)
Art Conference and Interactive Dialogues (Dec. 9)
Cultural Connections Dinner (Dec. 10)
Art and Sustainable Fashion Show & Art Auction (Dec. 11)
QIAF Awards Ceremony (Dec. 12)
The festival aims to be a platform for cultural convergence, fostering artistic dialogue and strengthening Qatar’s role as a hub for art and cultural exchange through its exhibitions, workshops, live painting, and performances. The public was invited to attend the festival at Katara for a unique artistic experience.
With input from Katara News
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