About 60 percent of the eligible population in Qatar will receive vaccination against Covid-19 within two months by continuing at the current pace, a senior official at Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) said.
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Amidst stringent precautionary measures to limit the spread of Covid-19, Qatar has allowed recruitment of domestic workers from seven countries.
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With a capacity of 80,000, Lusail Stadium will be the biggest tournament venue for the 2022 World Cup to be held from November next year.
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According to latest reports, the QR6421 flight which carries all vaccinated passengers and crew members, departed from the Hamad International Airport.
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Qatar has announced stringent restrictions pertaining to Covid-19 amidst concerns about growing number of cases in the past weeks.
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The PHCC has announced that effective 4th April 2021, all non-essential services will be done only through virtual consultations using both telephone and video.
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The Primary Health Care Corporation (PHCC) has temporarily suspended the provision of providing Covid-19 PCR swabs for people travelling abroad.
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Qatar has become the region’s first in adopting a non-discriminatory minimum wage by implementing the new minimum wage law on 20th March for hundreds of thousands of migrant workers.
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Member of the Arab Parliament and the Shura Council in Qatar, HE Dr. Aisha bint Youssef Al Mannai emphasized on Qatar’s commitment to ensuring that women play an active role in development.
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Qatar Airways has updated the travel alerts for UK passengers following the announcement from Britain that they have included Qatar in the travel red list since Friday morning,
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Qatar Airways will be the first Middle Eastern airline to commence trials of the new IATA Travel Pass Digital Passport mobile app, in partnership with IATA.
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The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has confirmed the centralised venues for the forthcoming World Cup qualifiers.
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Children, whose parents have received vaccination against Covid-19, will be exempted from hotel quarantine when arriving into Qatar from red zone countries.
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Qatar remained committed to bidding for the 2031 Olympics despite the International Olympic Committee (IOC) continuing its exclusive talks with Brisbane.
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According to MOPH, the age threshold for receiving the Covid-19 vaccination has been lowered to 50 years of age.
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In order to ensure the safety of all educational and administrative staff, and for the safety of all students, the Ministry of Education and Higher Education has appealed to all educational staff to receive the Covid-19 vaccinatio...
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Qatar has launched a multilingual WhatsApp service that provides all necessary information on the labour laws of the country.
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The Ministry pointed out the fact that people over the age of 60years are at considerably higher risk of severe complications due to Covid-19.
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Qatar plans to vaccinate nearly 90 percent of its eligible population against Covid-19 before the year-end, a top official revealed.
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The Cabinet in Qatar yesterday approved the draft law which stipulates that residents and visitors to Qatar should obtain a health insurance to avail basic healthcare services in the country.
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All travellers entering Qatar from countries that do not come under the ‘Green List’ (low-risk countries) will have to undergo hotel quarantine, without any exemptions, the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) tweeted.
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Qatar Airways has temporarily suspended new bookings from the UAE for next seven days over concerns by the UK government.
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The Embassy of Pakistan in Qatar has announced that in line with the decision by the Pakistan Government, henceforth visa applications for visiting Pakistan will be processed only through online visa portal.
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. The 10-day festival showcases local nurseries and provides opportunity for gardening enthusiasts to purchase saplings of various flowers.
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Qatar has received global distinction in safety, as it has been declared the second safest city in the world.
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