IAID has welcomed home its delegation following a memorable and successful journey to the Super Grand Prix 2026 in Costa Brava, Spain, where its Dance, Music, and Art talents proudly represented Qatar on an international stage.

The journey brought together weeks of preparation, dedication, and artistic expression, culminating in a competition experience that celebrated not only achievement but also the courage, creativity, and commitment of every participating student. From their departure from Doha to their performances in Spain, the delegation demonstrated the spirit of young artists eager to challenge themselves, learn from others, and share their talents with an international audience. Beyond the competition, the experience offered students valuable opportunities to explore Costa Brava, discover new surroundings, build friendships, and create lasting memories with their fellow delegates and instructors.

The excursions and shared moments outside the performance venues became an equally meaningful part of the journey, reminding everyone that international exposure is as much about personal growth and cultural exchange as it is about winning. The delegation returned to Doha to a proud homecoming at Hamad International Airport, welcomed by IAID Chairman, Ret. General Hamed Alyafei and Founder, Rajesh Jadhav and team. The occasion marked a fitting conclusion to an extraordinary international experience and an opportunity to recognise the collective effort of the students, instructors, parents, and team members whose support made the journey possible.

For IAID, the Super Grand Prix 2026 represents more than a competition milestone. It reflects the academy’s continued commitment to providing students with opportunities to perform beyond the classroom, gain international exposure, develop confidence, and pursue artistic excellence. Every stage, challenge, and achievement contributes to shaping young talents who can carry their skills and experiences into future performances and competitions. As the delegation settles back into life in Doha, the lessons learned and memories created in Spain will continue to inspire the next chapter of their artistic journeys.

The trophies are home, the memories are made, and the journey continues.

As IAID celebrates 25 years of nurturing talent in Qatar, its commitment remains unchanged: creating opportunities for students to discover their potential, represent their country with pride, and perform for the world.