DOHA – The Qatar University (QU) appreciated the effort of Qatar Olympic Committee that led to the establishment of the Qatar Collegiate Sports Federation (QCSF) , with purpose of promoting the sports activities in high education institutions and enc…
Qatar Tourism has announced the launch of its “Qatar Host” tourism training program. This is the first online tourism training program in the State of Qatar.The program aims to provide frontline professionals, such as hotel receptionists, mall security…
Seoul, An Asian soccer rivalry unlike no other is starting to become one-sided, reports AP.South Korea has defeated Japan 42 times and lost just 16 matches. But Japan has won its last two matches against its regional foes by 3-0 score lines in the past…
Seoul-Team Qatar lost their match against Turkey 1-3 in the quarterfinals of the Volleyball Challenger Cup, which is currently held in South Korea’s Seoul.With this victory, the Turkish team qualified to face their South Korean counterparts, who defeat…
Since teaming up with the Qatar Racing and Equestrian Club (QREC) in 2015, the prestigious Qatar Goodwood Festival Meeting, or ‘Glorious Goodwood’, has not only been a platform for the elite in equine athleticism, but also a global celebration of racin…
Noura bint Mohammed Al Kaabi, Minister of Culture and Youth, today met with Minister of Culture of France, Rima Abdul Malak, on the sidelines of the visit of President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan to France.During the meeting, held a…
Published by Azer News By Trend Iranian airline companies are planning to increase flights between Iran and Qatar for the FIFA World Cup 2022, the head of the Association of Iranian airlines Maghsoud Asadi Samani told Trend. “Iranian companies will increase flights to Qatar based on potential increasing demands,” he said. He pointed out that the two countries civil aviation
Published by Al-Araby Verdant landscapes, stylised portraits of peasant women, curved sculptures — an exhibition in Baghdad is allowing art aficionados to rediscover the pioneers of contemporary Iraqi art. Around one hundred items are on display in the capital, returned and restored nearly two decades after they were looted. Many of the works, including pieces by renowned artists Jawad Selim