THE YOUTH COMPANYExplore selected reporting on The Youth Company: the programmes, partnerships and regional ambition that have shaped its journey since 2010.
Company update · Our evolving programme ecosystem
The current company materials connect learning through 3ilm Labs, entrepreneurship through Youth Startup, regional leadership through Lead Arabia, and youth voice through storytelling and dialogue.
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English and Arabic reporting, archived announcements and partner publications. Search by topic, year and original language. Each record has a bilingual summary and a link to its publisher.
49 archive records
A company announcement introduces TYC+ and calls on graduates to build experience through projects and mentorship. This is an archived announcement; contact the team for current availability.
English sourceRead the original source ↗A conference hosted by Msheireb Properties, with Queen Hospital and Qatar Living, connected young people with inspiring voices.
English sourceRead the original source ↗Vodafone’s annual report names The Youth Company among organisations supporting youth empowerment, education and community development.
English sourceRead the original source ↗GWC’s retrospective records a third consecutive year as logistics sponsor, supporting iftar and Garangao distributions.
Arabic sourceRead the original source ↗A volunteer celebration documents a network including Jaidah Automotive, Vodafone Falla Club, GWC, Hilton Doha, Coca-Cola Qatar and Qatar Charity.
English sourceRead the original source ↗Reporting on TYC’s international expansion plans, regional collaborations and a portfolio exceeding 200 projects.
English sourceRead the original source ↗GWC’s review of 2015 records support for My Qatar photography and Hasanat Olympics with TYC.
Arabic sourceRead the original source ↗Arabic reporting announces the fair, TYC’s delivery role and Vodafone’s platinum sponsorship.
Arabic sourceRead the original source ↗Reporting records registrations for the fair at The Gate Mall. This is a registration figure, not a count of internship placements.
English sourceRead the original source ↗The programme announcement outlines community visits, donations and cooperation with Qatar Charity.
English sourceRead the original source ↗The report records more than 250 volunteers and 3,000 iftar boxes, with Jaidah Automotive providing headquarters and vehicles.
English sourceRead the original source ↗A report records the end-of-programme celebration with Jaidah Automotive and recognition of volunteers and sponsors.
Arabic sourceRead the original source ↗Doha Festival City and TYC collaborate on Hasanat Olympics, bringing community service and youth participation together.
English sourceRead the original source ↗The report links My Qatar, Hasanat Olympics and Qatar Summer Concerts, and names the organisations supporting these activities.
English sourceRead the original source ↗An archived listing describes a two-day leadership conference with peer learning, mentors and project presentations.
English sourceRead the original source ↗An archived call welcomes performers for the fifth year of the contest ahead of Run The World.
English sourceRead the original source ↗TYC’s competition followed a MENA submission campaign and GCC road trip. Eighteen finalists competed at Aspire, with Vodafone and Aspire supporting the event.
English sourceRead the original source ↗The company’s business report includes support for TYC’s Ramadan volunteering, meal distribution and donations.
Arabic sourceRead the original source ↗Coverage of Ajyal’s partners lists The Youth Company as a friend of the 2015 festival.
Arabic sourceRead the original source ↗The Arab Hip Hop Festival brought regional artists into a platform for music, expression and cultural exchange.
English sourceRead the original source ↗TYC and Qatar Museums Authority representatives deliver support collected through Run The World’s charity campaign.
English sourceRead the original source ↗The announced Youth Change Everything edition for girls aged 14–18 combined inspiration, leadership training and collaborative action.
English sourceRead the original source ↗Coverage includes TYC’s planned environmental discussions and planting activities with Hilton Doha.
English sourceRead the original source ↗A feature explores the youth forum’s approach to bringing young people, government and businesses into environmental conversations.
English sourceRead the original source ↗A report on the forum records the Environment Minister’s participation and collaboration with The Youth Company.
English sourceRead the original source ↗The partnership connected the talent contest with music-industry expertise and mentorship through DNA Records.
English sourceRead the original source ↗QSL’s own festival announcement identifies collaboration with TYC and Embrace Doha for Run The World 2014.
English sourceRead the original source ↗The announcement lists TYC’s sports, traditional games and national competitions within Katara’s wider celebrations.
Arabic sourceRead the original source ↗A report after the celebrations describes the sports and traditional games delivered by The Youth Company.
Arabic sourceRead the original source ↗An archived report covers the breast-cancer awareness campaign organised by TYC and Queen Medical, with US Embassy support.
Arabic sourceRead the original source ↗The annual report identifies Salam as an elite sponsor and describes support for the youth organisation.
English sourceRead the original source ↗The Arabic report records the company’s sponsorship of TYC and its youth-development mission.
Arabic sourceRead the original source ↗The Qatar Sports Film Festival announcement identifies The Youth Company and Qatar Olympic & Sports Museum as organisers.
English sourceRead the original source ↗The launch of Youth Hub Qatar created a setting for learning, community and youth development.
English sourceRead the original source ↗TYC and the UAE’s Arab Youth Venture Foundation agree to support collaborative programme delivery across MENA.
English sourceRead the original source ↗TYC organised a charity fashion event initiated by designer Fatma Ghanem, with art and an auction supporting cancer care.
English sourceRead the original source ↗A workshop announcement highlights preparation, improvisation and confidence for young speakers at Al Riwaq.
English sourceRead the original source ↗The Youth Change Everything conference announcement connects workshops with sustainability ideas and project proposals.
English sourceRead the original source ↗Coverage records the completed festival, linking youth filmmaking with sport through TYC and Qatar Olympic & Sports Museum.
English sourceRead the original source ↗The forum announcement brings environmental learning, project development and dialogue with decision-makers into one programme.
English sourceRead the original source ↗The embassy’s sponsorship supported a Youth Change Everything conference focused on leadership and entrepreneurship.
English sourceRead the original source ↗The next Run The World edition was announced with talks, a festival and a village, building on the previous year’s volunteer involvement.
English sourceRead the original source ↗An agreement provided for fitness and entertainment equipment to support the developing Youth Hub space.
English sourceRead the original source ↗Nakilat’s annual report records N-KOM’s collaboration with TYC on youth development and internships.
English sourceRead the original source ↗A Youth Change Everything conference announcement documents collaboration with INJAZ Qatar and Qatar First Investment Bank.
English sourceRead the original source ↗Commercialbank and TYC hosted a competition for schoolchildren aged 11–14, connecting literacy with a public challenge.
English sourceRead the original source ↗Coverage of the second festival describes a programme spanning sport, volunteering, careers and youth participation.
English sourceRead the original source ↗An announcement connects the first festival at Katara with sport, youth empowerment and Qatar Museums Authority.
English sourceRead the original source ↗A closing report records youth performance, photography and film as part of the week-long festival.
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This growing archive is not an exhaustive count of all coverage. Years refer to original publication or report periods, not website migration dates. Historical announcements do not imply that registration or partnerships remain current.
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