Published by Al-Araby Qatar’s energy minister told the European Union on Tuesday that his country could not rescue Europe alone if Russia turned off gas supplies amid spiking tensions over Ukraine. But the minister, Saad al-Kaabi, told EU Energy Commissioner Kadri Simson that Qatar was ready to help Europe “in times of need”. The United States has raised the possibility
Doha, Qatar – February XX, 2022: In a strategic partnership aimed at promoting, improving, and elevating financial literacy and innovation in Qatar, Doha Bank has signed a MoU (Memorandum of Understanding) with Doha-based fintech startup KARTY. The vir…
The Ministry of Labour (MOL) in the State of Qatar, in its official page on social media website (Facebook), announces providing 444 jobs in different specializations in 48 institutions and companies of the private sector as part of the first phase of …
Qatar Insurance Company, the leading insurer in the Middle East and North Africa region has been ranked as the “Top Investment House” by The Asset magazine for the fourth year in a row. The survey ranked top investment houses in Asian G3 bonds (issued …
Published by Reuters UK By Edmund Blair LONDON (Reuters) – Escalating tensions between the West and Russia over Ukraine have raised concerns about vital Russian oil and gas flows to Europe, prompting the United States to offer reassurances that it will help its European allies find alternative supplies. But that task may be mission impossible for Washington. Even without a
The United Arab Emirates’ Executive Office for AML/CFT and the Executive Office of the Committee for Goods and Materials Subject to Import and Export Control have launched a comprehensive assessment of proliferation financing risks in the UAE. The asse…
The Internal and External Committee of the Shura Council held yesterday a meeting under the presidency of HE Dr Ali bin Fetais al-Marri, the chairperson of the committee.During the meeting, the committee discussed a draft law on regulating the ownershi…
Washington, Shares were lower in Asia on Friday after a late afternoon sell-off wiped out gains for stocks on Wall Street, said an AP report. Tokyo fell 1.4% after Toyota Motor Corp. announced production cuts due to parts shortages. Other major regiona…
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