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SJ Council Unit to Link All Key State Entities SUNDAY APRIL 21, 2019 SHA’BAN 16, 1440 VOL.12 NO. 4611 QR 2 CLOUDY Fajr: 3:47 am Dhuhr: 11:33 am HIGH : 35°C Asr: 3:02 pm Maghrib: 5:59 pm LOW : 26°C Isha: 7:29 pm MAIN BRANCH LULU HYPER SANAYYA ALKHOR Business 12 Sports 17 Doha D-Ring Road Street-17 M & J Building MATAR QADEEM MANSOURA ABU HAMOUR BIN OMRAN Industrial production index Eyes on Samba; sprint siblings Near Ahli Bank Al Meera Petrol Station Al Meera up 3.3% in February: PSA Femi & Tosin ready to hold sway alzamanexchange www.alzamanexchange.com 44441448 Amir begins SHEIKHA HIND: SPREADING SMILES two-nation SJ Council unit African tour today to link all key THE Amir HH Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al Thani will embark on state visits to Rwanda and Nigeria on Sunday. The Amir will hold talks state entities with the leaders of the two countries and senior of- ficials on bilateral relations and means of enhancing This will prevent anyone them in various fields, in who is subject to judicial addition to a number of is- sues of common interest. ruling from making The two visits will also witness the signing of a unauthorised transactions number of agreements and memoranda of understand- TRIBUNE NEWS NETWORK ing in a number of areas DOHA of cooperation. The Amir will be accompanied by an THE Supreme Judicial Council’s recent- official delegation. ly-launched Implementation Depart- In January this year, the Her Excellency Sheikha Hind bint Hamad al Thani, Vice Chairperson and CEO of Qatar Foundation (QF), on Satur- ment is setting up an operations room Amir went on a three-nation day attended the World Autism Awareness Day event organised by Renad Academy – part of QF’s Pre-University that will electronically link all the nerve Asia tour. (QNA) Education – in collaboration with QF’s Community Development, at Al Shaqaba. MORE ON PAGE 2 centres of the administrative machinery, such as Baladiya and the Qatar Central Bank. This will effectively prevent anyone who is subject to judicial rulings from making any kind of unauthorised trans- MOTC rolls EAA picks 32 students in Qatar actions, according to the council. The process is expected to be completed with- Highlights out analytics, in a month. for Dynamic Futures Scholarship The operations room will be man- O The operations room will be cloud services aged by senior judges and draw the rest managed by senior judges and draw AILYN AGONIA of the required manpower from various the rest of the required manpower THE Ministry of Transport DOHA streams of the judiciary council. from various streams of the judiciary and Communications The unit will seek to establish links council. (MoTC) has launched the A Qatari-funded initiative has with all the ministries, municipalities Government Cloud Service picked, for the first time, students and other key state entities such as the OThe unit will seek to establish links in association with MEEZA, residing in Qatar for a scholarship Real Estate Registration Department to with all the ministries, municipalities and the Media Analytics that originally began as a pro- enable the council to identify and freeze and other key state entities such as Service, adding both to a gramme to empower marginalised or restrict spurious transactions. It will the Real Estate Registration list of shared services MoTC youth in Gaza. utilise each established link as per re- Department to enable the council to provides to government enti- Thirty-two resident students quirement. For instance, the Central identify and freeze or restrict spurious ties within the framework have been accepted into the first Bank link will give the council access to transactions. of Qatar Digital Government edition of the Dynamic Futures information on bank deposits and enable 2020.The first is a govern- Qatar scholarship, provided by Al the competent authorities to make sei- ment cloud-based Infrastruc- Fakhoora — a youth empowerment The winners of the Dynamic Futures Qatar scholarship zures if necessary. room would be adjudicated by an execu- ture as a Service (IaaS). programme run by the Qatari- Judge Dr Mansoor al Qahtani, the tive magistrate. PAGE 20 funded Education Above All (EAA) 25 years of age, who have spent Al Fakhoora’s Dynamic Futures head of the Implementation Department, “This step comes within the frame- initiative. most of their formative years in Scholarship and Empowerment said the unit would soon move into a new work of a comprehensive judicial reform The recipients of the scholar- Qatar, with access to higher educa- programme, which originated in building as more litigants are approach- that aims to streamlining the dispensa- ship programme for the school tion. “We believe that, by investing Gaza and is currently running in ing it for various purposes. He said Ju- tion of justice in the country. It lays em- year 2018-2019 were announced in human capital, we enable young seven regions —West Bank, Turkey, dicial Council would allocate sufficient phasis on swiftness and fairness in deliv- Health ministry, and awarded during a special cer- people to play a key role in building Lebanon, Jordan, Syria and Iraq, number of judges to manage the opera- ering justice,” he said. QLC ink training emony held at the Qatar Faculty of their communities and unlocking besides Gaza. It works to enable tions room. They will be assisted by a The Supreme Judicial Council has re- Islamic Studies (QFIS) Auditorium their full potential,” said Fatima al marginalised Palestinian and Syrian large number of administrative staff as cently initiated a number of measures to and research on Thursday. Khater, President of the Dynamic refugees and internally-displaced well, he added. improve the judicial system and facilitate deal (PG 2) The programme aims to pro- Futures Qatar programme. people to make contributions to He said enforcement disputes stem- litigation in order to avoid the shortcom- vide young adults between 17 and The initiative is modelled after their host and home communities. ming from the actions of the operations ings of some procedural rules. Dahlan re-elected to Asian Bürgenstock Selection seeks to double visitors from Qatar Athletics Association SATYENDRA PATHAK Embassy in Doha, The Bür- Besides Qatar, he said, DAHLAN al Hamad of Qatar DOHA genstock Selection Managing dedicated offices will also has been retained as the Director Saeid Heidari Said be opened in several other Asian Athletics Association THE Bürgenstock Selection, the packages have been espe- countries like the US and In- President for another term. owned by Doha-based Katara cially designed to fit the needs dia to attract visitors. Heidari At the Asian Athletics Hospitality, has launched sev- of a large number of visitors said the hotels have already Congress in Doha on Satur- eral travel packages to double from Qatar during the long achieved a very positive level day, attended by 45- member the number of visitors from summer holidays. of occupancy within one and federations, Hamad was Qatar to three of its iconic “In 2018, as many as half years of its opening after re-elected for the term of hotel and resort properties in 3,000 people from Qatar vis- a decade of renovation work. 2019-2023. Switzerland, its managing di- ited and stayed at our hotels. Earlier, ambassador of Following his victory, rector has said. We expect this number to Switzerland to Qatar HE Ed- Dahlan, also IAAF Vice-Presi- federations together for devel- Talking to Qatar Tribune double this year to more than gar Doerig welcomed Qatari dent, expressed his gratitude oping and strengthening Asian on the sidelines of an event to 6,000 as many Qataris have Bürgenstock Selection Managing Director Saeid Heidari with other government representatives to all 45-member federations athletics. introduce Qatari dignitaries shown great interest in our of- diginitaries at an event in Doha. (HANSON K JOSEPH) and business leaders to the for trusting his leadership. Dahlan was elected as to the three luxury properties ferings ahead of the Ramadan exclusive event. He also pledged to continue the AAA chief in July 2013 in of Switzerland’s largest de- season,” Heidari said. cated office in Qatar soon to ties in Switzerland from Qa- his work to take all member Pune, India. PAGE 17 luxe hotel group at the Swiss “We will also open a dedi- facilitate travel to our proper- tar,” he said. Continued on page 3 Ô 02 Sunday, April 21, 2019 Contact US: Qatar Tribune I EDITORIAL I Phone: 40002222 I ADMINISTRATION & MARKETING I Phone: 40002155, 40002122, Fax: 40002235 P.O. Box: 23493, Doha. Sheikha Hind attends QF’s World Autism Awareness Day event TRIBUNE NEWS NETWORK families. calendar of events being held DOHA The day kicked off with throughout April. Other activi- an Autism Awareness Walk, ties included autism-friendly VICE-CHAIRPERSON and followed by a variety of sport movie screenings at Education CEO of Qatar Foundation and recreational activities, City’s Oxygen Park, as well as (QF) HE Sheikha Hind bint including horse-riding, sto- informative sessions at the Hamad al Thani on Saturday rytelling sessions, an obstacle 2015 building (QF Headquar- attended the World Autism course, football games and ters), Multaqa (Education City Awareness Day event organ- craft centres. Student Center), Qatar Nation- ised by Renad Academy – part Sherri Miller, director of al Library and Sidra Medicine of QF’s Pre-University Educa- Renad Academy, said: “This – a member of QF. tion – in collaboration with is our third year for hosting World Autism Awareness QF’s Community Develop- this event, and each year, it Day was first proposed by ment at Al Shaqab. continues to grow in size and Chairperson of Qatar Foun- The event was also at- popularity.
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