Kuala Lumpur, April 29 (QNA) - Qatar Career Development Center (QCDC), founded by Qatar Foundation, participated in the 2026 APCDA Conference, organized by the Asia Pacific Career Development Association (APCDA), which was held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, under the theme "Inclusive Career Development in Global Transitions".

In a statement, QCDC said they "presented QCDC's integrated approach to inclusive career development.

The Center's Executive Director Saad Abdulla Al Kharji headed QCDC's delegation at the conference, where he and Alanood Gamal, Career Programs and Services Officer, delivered a presentation titled "QCDC's Integrated Career Development and Readiness Initiatives for Persons with Disabilities."

The statement added: "During the conference, QCDC highlighted how inclusive career development can be embedded within a broader ecosystem approach that brings together schools, employers, government entities, families, and practitioners to create meaningful pathways into education, training, and employment for individuals of all abilities".

Commenting on the participation, Al Kharji said: "Our participation in APCDA 2026 was an important opportunity to present a model that reflects both QCDC's practical experience and Qatar's broader commitment to inclusive human capital development. We believe that sharing national experiences on international platforms is essential to underscore Qatar's growing leadership in advancing career development as a strategic national priority."

QCDC's participation reflected its ongoing commitment to engaging with leading international platforms in the field of career development, both to contribute to global dialogue and to showcase Qatar's growing experience in building more connected, inclusive, and future-oriented career development systems. (QNA)