For arrivals to Qatar from low-risk countries, the GCO said that people will have to undergo Covid-19 test on arrival at the airport, provided, they obtain a Covid-19 negative certificate.
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This is a temporary service that is being provided to residents of Qatar who are unable to return to the State due to the restrictions imposed owing to Covid-19.
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The International Horticultural Exhibition, which was due to be held in Doha in 2021 has been postponed to October 2023, announced the Ministry of Municipality and Environment (MME) in Qatar.
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The initiative called “Labour Re-employment Platform”, which enables companies seeking to hire fresh employees to login to the platform and choose their preferred candidates.
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The National Olympic Committee in Qatar took the first step just ahead of a potential bid process, by seeking to join the non-committal dialogue phase with the International Olympic Committee (IOC).
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The Ministry of Education and Higher Education in Qatar announced that from 1st September, all public and private schools in Qatar will begin the 2020-21 academic year in three phases.
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The Government Communications Office had on 22nd July issued reviewed travel policy, which is effective from today.
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Qatar will open its borders to foreign travellers and will also permit nationals and permanent residents to travel in and out of the country from 1st August, as per the latest government statement.
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In future, the workplaces will see an increased ‘hot-desks’ and meeting rooms rather than usual workstations, and there will be more flexibility towards employees working from home.
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The Qatari Ministry of Education and Higher Education has announced that students of government and private schools can return to their classrooms from 1st September when the academic year 2020-21 begins.
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As per the details, Qatar will host the IBSF World Championships – men’s and women’s events and the Masters.
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Qatar continued to lead as the safest country in the world, as per the 2020 mid-year Numbeo Crime Index that tracks 133 countries.
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Msheireb Museums, the four heritage houses and the cultural destination at Msheireb Downtown Doha has reopened doors for visitors.
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Qatar’s Ministry of Commerce and Industry revealed details of the second phase of gradual lifting of restrictions imposed on shopping centres, malls, restaurants, street markets, which gets effective on 1st July 2020.
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The Interior Ministry in Qatar has made it mandatory for nationals and residents to register their National Address prior to the July 26th 2020 deadline.
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Qatar will host a pan-Arab football tournament in November and December 2021 as a test-run, exactly a year ahead of the actual 2022 World Cup, the Soccer Association in Qatar revealed yesterday.
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The regular Cabinet meeting which was held in Qatar yesterday began with a presentation by HE the Minister of Public Health about the latest developments in reducing the spread of coronavirus.
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The reopening is in line with Ministry’s second phase of the general resumption of public activity in Qatar, based on milestones achieved in controlling the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) in Qatar has issued guidelines to perform prayers in Mosques during the gradual lifting of COVID-19 restrictions in Qatar.
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While all other airlines from the Gulf suspended operations, Qatar Airways continued to work with the US Government and the airports to take more than 160,000 stranded people home from Africa, India, Australasia and the Middle Eas...
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The new services provided by the ministry forms part of its efforts to facilitate procedures in view of the precautionary measures taken to contain the spread of coronavirus.
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Qatar in a virtual presentation, launched the latest stadium to be completed for the 2022 Soccer World Cup, and dedicated it to frontline workers battling the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The measure includes operating the mall with just 30 percent capacity, banning smoking at the entrance, and following all other preventive measures issued by the health ministry.
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Qatar’s largest doctor booking platform, the Qatar-based Meddy, has now introduced telemedicine solutions, which makes it easier for doctors to treat the patients virtually.
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The Indian External Affairs Ministry has published its new list of flights from Doha to various Indian cities, as part of repatriation efforts by the Indian Government.
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