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18 December 2020
Qatar National Day celebrations light up the Doha sky in 2018.
Image source: Ibrar Kunri, via ShutterstockAysha Al-Ansari, Head of the Heritage Collection at Qatar National Library, speaks about how the Qatari identity has evolved, and what the Qatar of today represents to its people
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