Youth Fest 2026: programme, partners and the 2025 archive
Names Mohamed Farid as Project Manager and publishes festival-reported 2025 results, photographs and videos.
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Interviews, articles and the public record of the work.
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Names Mohamed Farid as Project Manager and publishes festival-reported 2025 results, photographs and videos.
Director Abdulrahman Al Ishaq explains the programme’s development and youth participation model.
Documents Teen Hub’s wider programme, including its partnership with Qatar Foundation’s Qatar Career Development Center.
The November festival announcement, organiser credits and public event contact.
Reports on the completed festival, closing recognition and programme activity.
Brand announcement naming Mohamed Farid. Syndicated promotional release; the links below are versions of the same announcement.
Lists Mohamed as programme contact for Teen Hub. An event listing, not independent evidence of achieved attendance or team size.
The Youth Company introduces FACE within its Arab-Canadian youth initiatives.
My original announcement of the May 2023 conversation on Arab Canadian youth experiences.
The 2019 event recap. Programme-level coverage of The Youth Company’s conference at Msheireb Museums.
Documents ROTA joining EAA alongside Al Fakhoora and the foundation’s other programmes.
Mentions a Farid Award; does not establish a personal mention or participation by Mohamed. Included as organisational background only.
Chantelle D’mello quotes Mohammed Farid on the competition involving Vodafone and Aspire.
Athlete/event photographs credited to Chantelle D’mello; not verified portraits of Mohamed.
Names and quotes the chairman/founder. Event date recovered; publication date not independently confirmed. Indexed article available, direct access intermittent.
Reports on the volunteering programme and quotes Mohamed Farid as founder and chairman.
Umer Nangiana reports on Run The World and its partners. Cumulative reach should not be presented as one edition’s attendance.
Caption names Mohamed Farid with Khalifa al-Haroon, Dana Alfardan and Amal al-Shammari.
Quotes Farid on the fourth festival edition with Katara and Embrace Doha.
Peter Kovessy reports on Farid as Karak Time co-founder and founder of 7ayak Hub, a creative/startup space.
Programme lists Farid as panel chair with museum affiliation. Historical event date; PDF uploaded later.
Interview by Anand Holla about the Environment and Sustainability Forum, institutional collaboration and youth engagement.
Caption identifies Mohamed with Environment Minister Ahmed Amer Mohamed al-Humaidi. Image URL recovered; image availability not verified.
Printed page 18, issue 9485, dated 5 June 2014; PDF upload filename is from 2017. Names محمد فريد. QNA-attributed report.
Quotes Mohamed M Farid, TYC founder/chairman, on creating a platform for Arab hip-hop artists; KIA sponsorship is reported.
Caption identifies Mohamed standing second from left with artists and the automotive sponsor’s representative. Photo credit: Salim Matramkot.
Identifies Mohamed Farid as QMA community outreach manager during the Philippines relief visit, linked to Qatar Charity and Run The World.
Delegation and beneficiaries pictured; caption does not individually identify Mohamed.
Partner announcement involving QSL and Embrace Doha. Webpage timestamp is 2017; the event is explicitly 2014.
Quotes Farid on Youth Hub Qatar, launched by TYC and Youth Enterprises.
Quotes the founder/chairman. Includes reported 2012 festival totals, which are organisational figures rather than independently audited personal achievements.
Quotes Mohammed Farid, chairman of TYC, on the Youth Change Everything conference and embassy sponsorship.
Festival report with named photograph.
Caption identifies Mohamed Farid on the left, with Prof Franco Ascani and Dr Christian Wacker.
Raynald C Rivera reports on the inaugural Qatar Sports Film Festival; caption uses Mohammad Farid.
Caption names Farid with Prof Franco Ascani and Dr Christian Wacker. Photo credit: Abdul Basit.
Uses Mohammed Farid. Identifies TYC founder/chairman and Qatar Olympic & Sports Museum Marketing and Events Manager. Planned participant numbers are not results.
Named photo mention as Youth Company chairman at the Al Amal charity fashion event.
Caption identifies Mohamed Farid with designer Fatma Ghanem and project manager Fahad Abdul Rasheed.
Names Mohamed Farid in the Arab Awakenings performance.
Student-group image; individual identification not confirmed.
Names Farid in the Arab Awakenings performance associated with the Evanston graduation.
Lists Mohamed Farid among communication graduates.
Names and quotes the CEO; partnership with QFIB and INJAZ Qatar. Expected attendance is not evidence of actual turnout.
Coverage of the completed 2011 festival: youth performances, exhibitions, films and sport.
Quotes Farid about youth development through sport. The funding mentioned was announced, not verified as disbursed.
Event-participant photograph; Mohamed is not individually identified.
Quotes TYC CEO about the inaugural Run The World festival and collaboration with Katara and QMA.
Caption names Mohamed Farid with Christian Wacker, Imad Sultan and Jassim Al Rumaihi at the announcement.
Personal profile by Peter Townson on founding The Youth Company, its international team and corporate consultancy supporting youth development.
Caption identifies Mohamed Farid speaking with young people at a youth-development event. Legacy image URL recovered; image availability not verified.
Sean Hargadon names Mohamed Farid and Florent D’Souza among HRSO founders. Describes the organisation’s August 2008 beginnings and youth conference. University alumni magazine.
Article contains campus photographs; none verified as a photograph of Mohamed.
Contemporary record of the new youth programme and the formation of its Youth Advisory Board.
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Names محمد فريد as a human-rights representative in the Al Fakhoora campaign. Strong contextual match; indexed article text recovered, direct page access intermittent.
EAA’s account of the programme’s 2009 origins and subsequent education work.
QF’s alumni portal lists the peer mentoring initiative.
Conference footage recovered from the original portfolio’s media links.
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These references are retained from the research archive. They are not counted as confirmed media coverage.
Catherine W Gichuki story quoting TYC CEO appears within an archived newspaper issue. The document title refers to a separate Doha Debates story. Likely 2011 context; issue date needs confirmation.
Secondary reference points to a Peninsula story. Original article not recovered; link is to the citation source, not to verified newspaper coverage.
Indexed blog text quotes Mohamed Farid of TYC after a Dubai bootcamp. Exact post permalink and publication date require confirmation.
Previously identified lead only. Article content and inclusion of Mohamed not verified; conflicting date references. Do not count as confirmed coverage.
Indexed announcement quotes Mohamed Farid, TYC CEO. Exact publication date and original issuer page remain to be checked.
Expanded from the Mohamed Farid Press & Picture Archive, compiled 9 October 2026. Publication dates, historical roles and source qualifications are retained. Organisation-wide results and planned events are not presented as personal achievements.
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