REF: 0049 28.09.09
TO,
TEXAS A & M UNIVERSITY IN QATAR.
DEAR SIR,
I was first welcome in the Conferences and Cameras were focused on me, but when some felt that I was trying to lead the drive to reform Qatar’s education system to English curriculum, then the welcome was not there any more.
Some of the officials refused the shifts in policy to English language, but kept their own children in English schools depriving other Qatari children from equal opportunities of quality education.
I am now being considered to work against the Government’s intentions, because I am pushing for enrolling thousands of Qatari children in International schools under English Curriculum.
Some Independent schools do not care to give sports, Arts, Music, theatre and other student activities to our children.
There is also an overdose of Culture, traditions and customs that make our students narrow minded.
They are forcing boys to wear traditional dress the thob and Iqal that limits the movement and activity of the child. The boy therefore is unable to run and play. Your staff ignored Hassan AlJefairi and did not show any support and sympathy towards his mission.
A lot of them also do not know that Hassan AlJefairi is the Oxygen of freedom in Qatar.
YOURS FAITHFULLY,
HASSAN IBRAHIM ALMULLA ALJEFAIRI,
QATARI ACTIVIST.
www.hassanAljefairi.com
