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SUMMARY:WORLD AFFAIRS LUNCHEON: "Qatar: Sand\, Sea & Sky"
LOCATION:Salon Room\, Hospitality Center\, Southern New Hampshire University - 2500 N. River Road\, Manchester\, NH
DESCRIPTION:https://wacnh.org/event-625165\n\n          WORLD AFFAIRS LUNCHEON\n      "Qatar: Sand\, Sea & Sky"\n      Featuring Diana Untermeyer\n       Author\, "Qatar: Sand\, Sea & Sky\," wife of U.S. Ambassador to Qatar\n\n                         \n                  \n       Salon Room\, Hospitality Center\, Southern New Hampshire University                                 \n                        Luncheon tickets:\n                        MEMBERS- $20 per ticket or $30 for two tickets\n                        NON-MEMBERS- $25 per ticket\n         \n         PLEASE PURCHASE TICKETS IN ADVANCE!\n         \n                     "Qatar: Sand\, Sea & Sky" will be available for purchase after the event.\n                              \n                              \n                              \n         A program of the World Affairs Councils of American with support from Carlson & the Carlson Family Foundation\n \n                        ABOUT DIANA UNTERMEYER\n\n                    Mrs. Untermeyer lived in Doha\, the bustling capital of Qatar\, from 2004-2007 while her husband Chase served as U.S. ambassador. There she became well-known for her equestrian skills as a long-distance rider and for her volunteer activities on behalf of environmental preservation\, sports and women's health. This brought her close to the Qatari people\, giving her insight into the com-munity that is rare for an expatriate.\n         Qatar: Sand\, Sea\, and Sky gives an overview of Qatar's rich culture and his-tory and documents its journey into modernity. Though small in size\, Qatar's strategic location and natural gas wealth make it a rising economic and political power. The country's beauty is framed by the duality of being a desert on the sea.\n         Breathtakingly illustrated by award-winning photographer Henry Dallal\, Mrs. Untermeyer's personal narrative provides a unique perspective of this moderate Muslim country and the way it attempts to become modern and engaged with the world without losing its heritage.\n\n                                                                                                                    \n                                                                            
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