
Thank you, Qatar
Together we celebrated survivors, remembered loved ones, and carried the message forward: every step matters in the fight against cancer.
Relay For Life is the world’s largest movement to end cancer, started in 1985. It brings together communities in a powerful and emotional event to honour cancer survivors, remember those we’ve lost and fight back against the disease. Relay is more than just a walk — it’s a 4‑ to 24‑hour gathering where teams take turns walking to symbolize that cancer never sleeps. There’s food, fun, entertainment and activities to keep everyone energised and inspired.
It’s not a race — anyone can join. Whether you walk one lap or stay the whole time, your presence helps support the ongoing fight against cancer. Together, we Relay. Together, we fight back.
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Relive the energy, solidarity and hope of Relay For Life Qatar 2025.

“The heartwarming support from the community at Relay For Life renewed my hope and reminded me that we are never alone — there are always people standing by our side.”
Wadad Hachichou
Brain cancer survivor

“Relay For Life gave me a powerful sense of empowerment — a way to confront illness, overcome fear, and break free from isolation.”
Mona Al-Kuwari
Cervical cancer survivor

“Every step we take today is a message of hope, and proof that together we can overcome pain and celebrate life.”
Sami Al-Asali
Cancer survivor

“My experience with illness was difficult, but having a supportive community around me changed everything. Taking part in Relay for Life gave me a sense of strength and hope, and reminded me that I am not alone, and that many hearts are walking this same path with us.”
Raghida Sobh
Cancer survivor
Nov 9, 2025
Media coverage · Qatar Tribune
Qatar's second Relay For Life brought more than 2,000 people together to celebrate survivors, remember loved ones and raise cancer awareness.
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Media coverage · Al Watan (Arabic)
Talabat employees joined Relay For Life and extended their October awareness work through community education and support for QCS.
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Media coverage · Gulf Times
Survivors, caregivers, families and community leaders came together at Aspire for four hours of awareness, remembrance and hope.
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