The Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MOCI) in its circular said that work hours for commercial and service activities in Qatar will be from 7am to 1pm from Sunday.
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The Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs in Qatar has clarified that the decision to suspend prayers within Mosques continues to remain effective.
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Three members of same family will be allowed to travel together in a private vehicle, as per the latest social distancing norms issued in Qatar.
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India has announced an additional 10 repatriation flights from Qatar. These flights will be operated by Air India and Air India Express.
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This is mandatory as it aims to protect the community from COVID-19 infections and to strengthen preventive measures and limit the spread of the virus in Qatar.
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Till-date only state-owned Air India and Air India Express have been allowed to fly Indians who wished to return home. Now, Indigo has been permitted to operate 97 flights to Gulf countries from Kerala.
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The leading panel organizing the 2022 World Cup has confirmed that they plan to run an “affordable” tournament in Qatar amidst fears of post-COVID-19 global recession.
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The Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, HE Sheikh Khalid bin Khalifa bin Abdulaziz Al Thani, chaired the Cabinet meeting this evening, and decided to close all shops and suspend all commercial activities from 19th to 30th May...
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Qatar has now made it compulsory to wear facemasks for all citizens and residents when leaving their house for any reason.
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The Indian embassy urged all those interested in getting back to India, to register on their website on time.
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Restaurants and Cafes (coffee shops) have been allowed to resume deliveries and handing over orders to customers outside the business place.
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The Money Exchange Service Offices in Qatar will reopen from 12th May with mandatory application of precautionary measures, it has been announced.
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Qatar Airways has announced that it will offer free tickets to 100,000 healthcare professionals worldwide, as a way to thank them for “their heroic work” in taking care of people during the current COVID-19 pandemic.
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The second Indian repatriation flight which was scheduled for 10th May from Doha to Thiruvananthapuram has been rescheduled to 12th May, the Indian Embassy in Qatar revealed.
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Inline with this, the airline plans to resume flights to India by June, subject to regulatory approval, Qatar Airways said in its press release.
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Traditional markets such as Souq Baladi, Souq Waqif and other major outlets are packed with gift packets comprising chocolates, nuts and candies.
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The flight due to operate on Thursday for repatriation of Indian nationals from Qatar has been postponed.
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The Indian Civil Aviation Ministry has announced repatriation plans for its nationals stranded abroad. As per the plan, 64 flights will be operated bringing nearly 15,000 Indians from 7th to 14th May from 12 countries.
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The Ministry of Interior announced that the Establishment Card (Computer Card) of all entities will be automatically renewed without approaching the directorate.
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Majority of people with Covid-19 in Qatar are experiencing only mild flu-like symptoms and making a complete recovery.
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Qatar has begun manufacture of artificial respiratory machines to meet the requirements of health sector domestically and to export internationally, amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
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As per the directive by the Ministry of Public Health, the Primary Health Care Corporation (PHCC) dental services has been limited to patient appointments to reduce the risk of spreading the COVID-19.
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The commercial registrations and licenses that have expiry date from March to June 2020 will be automatically renewed for next six months, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry announced in its tweet.
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The Ministry of Commerce and Industry in Qatar has issued circular mandating shoppers, customers, government and private sector employees to wear masks, as their nature of work involves providing services.
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The Ministry of Interior in Qatar has urged motorists to limit themselves to two members when travelling in a private car, except for families, to maintain physical distance, aimed at preventing spread of COVID-19.
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