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Amir Patronises Police College Graduation FRIDAY JANUARY 18, 2019 JUMADA AL-AWWAL 12, 1440 VOL.12 NO. 4518 QR 2 PARTLY CLOUDY Fajr: 4:59 am Dhuhr: 11:44 am HIGH : 21°C Asr: 2:45 pm Maghrib: 5:08 pm LOW : 16°C Isha: 6:38 pm Business 9 Sports 13 Apple CEO calls for privacy Attiyah claims third bill with right to delete data Dakar Rally crown Amir patronises Police College graduation Amir honours outstanding students 108 students gradute with flying colours Amir awards Hamad QNA DOHA Bin Khalifa Sash to THE Amir HH Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al Thani patron- Ghanim al Hodaifi ised the graduation ceremony of the first batch of graduates of the Ministry of Interior’s Police College at its headquar- ters in Al Sailiya on Thursday. The ceremony was at- tended by Prime Minister and Minister of Interior HE Sheikh Abdullah bin Nasser bin Khalifa al Thani, Minister of Interior of Jordan Sameer Ibrahim al Mubaidain and Minister of Interior of Turkey Suleyman Soylu. The ceremony began with the national anthem. Then commander of the graduates’ queue came forward to re- quest the Amir to review the queue of the 108 graduates from Qatar, Kuwait, Jordan, Palestine and Yemen. After reciting verses from the Holy Quran and the per- formance of the graduates’ pa- rade and the military parade, The Amir HH Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al Thani at the graduation ceremony of the first batch of students of the Ministry of Interior’s Police THE Amir HH Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al Thani awarded HE the Amir honoured the out- College at its headquarters in Al Sailiya on Thursday. (Below) The Amir with Interior Ministers of Jordan and Turkey. Ghanim bin Sultan al Hodaifi the Hamad Bin Khalifa Sash in standing graduates. recognition of his efforts to preserve the security of the home- The first in the total grades land for many years. The award was given during the gradua- in behavior, attendance and tion ceremony of the first batch of graduates of the Ministry military training Abdulaziz of Interior’s Police College at its headquarters in Al Sailiya on Jamal al Nuaimi. the second Thursday morning. Hodaifi was one of the first founders of the in the total grades and the first security and police sector in the country. (QNA) in the total grades of legal and police sciences and general requirements Rashid Saqer lege who successfully passed its citizens”. al Mureikhi were honoured. the requirements for a bach- The graduation ceremo- After that the third in the to- elor’s degree in law and police ny was also attended by a tal grades Abdulhadi Mes- science.” number of ministers, heads fer al Marri, the first among The Police College has of diplomatic missions and students from outside the been seeking to modernise and senior officers of the Min- country Seif Aldein Khalid develop its various academic istry of Defense, the Minis- Abu Zahra, the first in fit- and training programmes and try of the Interior, the State ness Khalid Hmood al Enzi, to develop academic curricula Security Bureau, the Amiri the first in shooting Nasser that keep pace with modern Guard and the Internal Se- Mubarak al Shahwani and the security development in the curity Force (Lekhwiya), in first in leadership competence world, he pointed out. addition to a number of lead- Hassan Sultan al Dosari re- “Today, we celebrate with ers of security and military ceived the honour. you the end of a stage, not colleges from brotherly and Then the first batch hand- der for promotion was read Delivering a speech, Direc- Abdullah al Mahna said, “To- distinguished constellation of the end of a journey,” he said friendly countries. ed over the flag to the second out and the graduates took tor-General of the Police Col- day we celebrate the honour of candidate students from the referring to the Amir’s words batch following which the or- the oath. lege Brig Gen Dr Mohammed Your Highness to graduate a first batch of the Police Col- “Qatar deserves the best from See also page 16 Ô Qatar donates 68 Qatar humble Saudi, top group in Asian Cup armoured vehicles Sports minister congratulates team for great victory AGENCIES FM hails achievements ABU DHABI/DOHA to Somalia Qatari sporting achievements are a cause QATAR shocked three-time for pride. We congratulate our national champions Saudi Arabia 2-0 at team for winning and qualifying in the the Asian Cup on Thursday in championship and the Qatari champion a game surrounded by political controversy in the UAE. Nasser bin Saleh al Attiyah on winning the Striker Almoez Ali’s double international Rally for the third time. made the difference after Qa- tar captain Hasan al Haydos missed a penalty. With nine al Ali congratulated the national unlimited support of our leader- points, Qatar top Group E. football team for the victory. ship, we succeeded in achieving Minister of Culture and “Our team deserved to win the first goal of in reaching the Qatar’s players celebrate their win over Saudi Arabia in the AFC Asian Sports HE Salah bin Ghanem and qualify, and thanks to the group of 16,” he said. PAGE 12 Cup match at Zayed Sports City Stadium on Thursday. (REUTERS) Dust storm sweeps country, reduces visibility TRIBUNE NEWS NETWORK (QMD) said. QNA The vehicles have been DOHA The Ministry of Public MOGADISHU given in the form of a Qa- Health has called on citizens tari grant to support the DUST storm swept through Qa- and residents, especially asth- SOMALIA on Thursday people and government of tar on Thursday, with visibility ma patients, people suffering received 68 armoured ve- Somalia, to contribute to Investors’ wealth reducing to as low as 1 km in from chest diseases and the el- hicles from Qatar Armed the strengthening of insti- rises to QR616 bn most areas. derly, to avoid direct exposure Forces. tutions in Somalia and its “Widespread dust storm to dust during the current wave The armored vehicles, internationally recognised as QSE gains (PG 9 ) is affecting the country with of dust, stressing the readiness delivered in Mogadishu, will central government. strong northwesterly wind of health centres and hospitals strengthen the Somali state. The grant also comes as causing visibility to drop below to receive them. The 68 modern military a support to establish secu- MoPH warns against 1 km in most areas. Please take The ministry urged the peo- vehicles have been shipped rity and combat terrorism extra care and follow safety tips ple to take precautionary meas- to Somalia by various units and extremism in Somalia. consuming grapes as dusty conditions are expect- ures to avoid health risks that of the Qatari Armed Forces. PAGE 16 from Peru (PG 2 ) ed to continue until night time,” may result from the weather Vehicles move slowly on a road after dust storm hit Doha on Qatar Meteorology Department conditions. PAGE 2 Thursday. (JALAL PATHIYOOR) 02 Friday, January 18, 2019 Contact US: Qatar Tribune I EDITORIAL I Phone: 40002222 I ADMINISTRATION & MARKETING I Phone: 40002155, 40002122, Fax: 40002235 P.O. Box: 23493, Doha. Qatar espouses peaceful resolution of disputes: Mahmoud The Shura speaker stresses that any successful reconciliation between the parties must focus on recognising the rights of the victims QNA on the experiences of national He added that Qatar has conflicts and mend the social can countries requires strong RABAT reconciliation which led to also worked on parallel lines fabric. political will from all actors, political stability, social peace to meet relief needs and sup- “Qatar’s goal in this con- and also requires an open AS part of Qatar’s belief in set- and peace-building. port early recovery projects to text was the immediate ces- mind that accepts the other tling disputes peacefully, the The Shura speaker said reconstruct, push the develop- sation of violence to achieve a according to the rule that wise vision of the Amir HH that in compliance with this ment process to provide sta- state of stability, to resolve the what brings together the sons Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al vision and in line with the bility, and extend a decent life issue of power and wealth dis- of one country is much greater Thani and the Father Amir human values and the Qatari to support the peace process. tribution, to reform existing than what divides them. HH Sheikh Hamad bin Khali- heritage legacy, Qatar com- Mahmoud highlighted social institutions, to support The preoccupation of na- fa al Thani focused on the im- mitted to exerting all pos- Qatar’s continuous role in a culture of peace and to alle- tional political forces with portance of restoring peaceful sible efforts to contribute to achieving peace in Darfur, Su- viate the suffering of victims,” each other opens the way for relations in the community to achieving security and peace dan, within the framework of the Shura speaker said. harmful external interven- enable people to live together in the region by bringing to- Arab-African ministerial com- He said Qatar consid- tions. in freedom and dignity, said gether parties and achieving mittee on conflict resolution ered reconciliation this way He also stressed that any Speaker of the Shura Council reconciliations. and in cooperation with the as part of a comprehensive successful reconciliation must HE Ahmed bin Abdulla bin He said Qatar has become joint mediator of the African process to bring about peace focus on recognising the rights Zaid al Mahmoud. the city of reconciliations and a Union and the UN. to the societies suffering for of the victims and rehabilitat- Mahmoud made the re- venue for meetings of warring He said Qatar’s efforts years through three stages -- ing them within the frame- Shura Council HE Ahmed bin Abdulla bin Zaid al Mahmoud at the con- marks at the conference of the parties in Sudan, Lebanon, have been fruitful with the violation cessation, resolving work of transitional justice ference of the Association of Senates, Shura and Equivalent Councils Association of Senates, Shura Libya, Palestine, Yemen and adoption of the Doha Peace the conflict by addressing its and ensuring that their suffer- in Africa and the Arab World in Rabat, Morocco, on Thursday.
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