Young women are forcing Doha to confront demands for change in a conservative society trying to present itself as different from its Gulf rivals.
New trade opportunities, growth expected in Qatar-Indonesia ties
Amid the challenges related to the Covid-19 pandemic global economies are currently facing, new opportunities and growth for Qatar-Indonesia trade relations are to be expected “in the coming period,” …
Qatari Emir’s brother tried to spy on Qatar, Bahrain, Dubai royals: US lawsuit
Thani, the brother of Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim, tried to force his staff to spy on members of the Qatari and other Gulf royal families, according to a new lawsuit. The explosive lawsuit, filed …
Qatar’s initiatives to support entrepreneurship, private sector highlighted at Doha Bank webinar
Doha Bank’s recent webinar discussed Qatar’s initiatives to support entrepreneurship and the private sector and the role of sustainable development in reviving the economy amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
Qatar Chamber underscores role of PPPs in economic development
The Public-Private Partnership (PPP) scheme is necessary for the delivery of various projects in different sectors, Qatar Chamber chairman Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim al-Thani has said.
UNHCR receives US$2 million from Qatar Charity for Yemen’s displaced families
English News and Press Release on Yemen about Contributions, Health, IDPs, Epidemic and more; published on 20 Jun 2020 by …
US Chamber eyes strategic partnership with Qatar: Official
The US Chamber of Commerce, together with a leading think tank, is working on a paper to upgrade the strategic dialogue between the State of Qatar and the US into a strategic partnership, an official …
Stuck in Qatar: N.L. college staff told they could be fired for leaving COVID-19 hot zone
Canadian employees at a college campus in Qatar feel trapped in the authoritarian country, which has the highest per capita rate of COVID-19 infections in the world.
Rotana Group Qatar teams up with Tea Time charters aircraft for staff and families to India
There are thousands of expats struggling with the havoc wreaked by the COVID-19 be it unemployment, ailments, loss in business and trades or expiration of visa.
Israel moves to placate Hamas, but won’t meet pricey prisoner swap demands
Terror group, inspired by Shalit deal in 2011, seeking a similar exchange now, and transfers of Qatari money may not be enough to keep a lid on rising frustration in the Strip …