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Japanese Ambassador to Qatar visits Qatar University’s Global Village cultural event

The event will take place until the 24th. (Japan Embassy in Qatar)
The event will take place until the 24th. (Japan Embassy in Qatar)
The event will take place until the 24th. (Japan Embassy in Qatar)
The event will take place until the 24th. (Japan Embassy in Qatar)
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21 Apr 2025 11:04:29 GMT9
21 Apr 2025 11:04:29 GMT9

Arab News Japan

DUBAI: HISAJIMA Naoto, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to Qatar, visited the Japanese booth at Qatar University’s Global Village event. 

The ambassador visited the booth alongside Qatar University’s president, Omar Al-Ansari.

The booth showcases a variety of Japanese cultural elements, such as cherry blossoms, food, and calligraphy. 

The event will take place until the 24th.

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