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PM Takes Part in Makkah Emergency Summit Amir Issues Law on QNA MAKKAH Media City BUSINESS | 15 SPORT | 19 Brent falls on Osaka survives as trade war worries, Djokovic tight oil market and Serena supports stroll Friday 31 May 2019 | 26 Ramadan 1440 www.thepeninsula.qa Volume 24 | Number 7908 | 2 Riyals PM takes part in Makkah emergency summit Amir issues Law on QNA MAKKAH Media City Prime Minister and Interior QNA Minister H E Sheikh Abdullah bin DOHA Nasser bin Khalifa Al Thani participated with Their Majesties Amir H H Sheikh Tamim bin and Highnesses, leaders and Hamad Al Thani issued delegation heads of Gulf Coop- yesterday Law No. 13 of 2019 eration Council (GCC) States in on the establishment of the the opening session of the Emer- Media City. gency GCC Summit, which was Under the law, a city called held yesterday at Al Safa Palace the Media City shall be created, in Makkah. which shall have a moral person- The session was attended by ality and an independent budget. Their Excellences members of Its borders and coordinates shall the official delegation accompa- be determined by a decision of nying His Excellency.Prime Min- the Council of Ministers. ister and Interior Minister H E The Media City aims at man- Sheikh Abdullah bin Nasser bin aging and developing media Khalifa Al Thani arrived yes- activity in the State of Qatar, and terday in Jeddah in the Kingdom enhancing its position as a venue of Saudi Arabia. for attracting international media, Earlier, H E the Prime Min- technology companies, research ister was received upon arrival and training institutions in the at King Abdulaziz International media and digital media, in Airport by Deputy Governor of addition to supporting and pro- Makkah Region Prince Badr bin moting digital and technological Sultan bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, and Prime Minister and Interior Minister H E Sheikh Abdullah bin Nasser bin Khalifa Al Thani being received upon arrival at King Abdulaziz media projects, achieving eco- Secretary-General of the Gulf International Airport in Jeddah, yesterday. nomic and professional inte- Cooperation Council Dr Abdul- gration with various state projects, latif Rashid Al Zayani, and Mayor his good wishes to H H Sheikh emergency summit of the Gulf Shula. The President of the people further prosperity and and providing an attractive inter- of Jeddah Saleh Al Turki. Sabah Al Ahmad Al Jaber Al Cooperation Council, the Arab Federal Republic of Somalia development. active environment through com- His Excellency was accom- Sabah and to the people of emergency summit and the 14th Mohamed Abdullahi Farmaajo They reviewed the relations panies licensed to work in the panied by an official Kuwait continued progress and session of the Islamic Summit also met, at his stay in Al Diyafa between the two countries and Media City. The law is effective delegation. prosperity. Conference in Makkah. Palace, with H E the Prime the most important topics on the on the day following its publi- Meanwhile, the Amir of the For his part, H H Sheikh The meeting was attended Minister. agenda of the Arab emergency cation in the official gazette. State of Kuwait H H Sheikh Sabah Al Ahmad Al Jaber Al by Kuwaiti National Assembly His Excellency conveyed the summit and the 14th session of Sabah Al Ahmad Al Jaber Al Sabah entrusted His Excellency Speaker Marzooq Ali Al greetings of H H the Amir and his the Islamic Summit Sabah met, at his stay in Al to convey his greetings to H H Ghanim, Deputy Prime Minister wishes to the President of Conference. Diyafa Palace, with His the Amir and to the Qatari people and Minister of Foreign Affairs Somalia and to the people of The meeting was attended by Excellency. further prosperity and Sheikh Sabah Al Khaled Al Somalia continued progress and the members of the official del- At the beginning of the development. Hamad Al Sabah, Minister of prosperity. egation accompanying H E the meeting, HE the Prime Minister They reviewed the fraternal Finance Dr Nayef Al Hajraf, and For his part, the President of Prime Minister. It was also and Interior Minister conveyed relations between the two coun- Minister of Awqaf and Islamic Somalia entrusted His Excel- attended by a number of the Ramadan Timing the greetings of Amir H H Sheikh tries and the most important Affairs and Minister of lency to convey his greetings to official delegation accompanying ` Today's Iftar: 6:22pm Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani and topics on the agenda of the Municipal Affairs Fahad Al H H the Amir and to the Qatari the President. P2 Tomorrow's Imsak: 03:06am QNTC to wow tourists during Eid, summer MME intensifies inspection SANAULLAH ATAULLAH “SiQ forms part of QNTC’s including the Ministry of Com- summer experience. Qatar drive ahead of Eid Al Fitr THE PENINSULA strategy to enrich and diversify merce & Industry (MCI), Ministry Airways' deals include 25 percent the country’s tourism offering, of Municipality & Environment discount on flights to Doha from SIDI MOHAMED Health Unit at the Health Control Qatar National Tourism Council particularly in the area of family (MME), Qatar Museums (QM), May 30 to August 15 along with THE PENINSULA Department of the Municipality (QNTC) in collaboration with over and urban entertainment,” Qatar Airways (QA), Katara Cul- 25 percent discount on Al Maha of Doha examined more than 30 partners has announced to hold Mashal Shahbik from QNTC said tural Village, Qatar Foundation Airport Meet and Assist / Lounge As part of its preparations for Eid 84,000 animals between April an array of tourist attractions, in a presentation at the event. (QF), Private Engineering Office Services. Al Fitr, the Ministry of Municipality 21 and May 25, said the Ministry offering discount on flight tickets She said that this year marks (PEO), Katara Hospitality, Al Under hospitality offers, 12 and Environment (MME) inten- on its website. 505 slaughters and hotels, shopping promotions, greater collaboration among Rayyan Hospitality, Marriott hotels from Katara Hospitality, sified its inspection drives were destroyed because they attractive entertainment QNTC’s partners in the public International hotels, nine par- Souq Waqif Boutique Hotels, Al throughout the country on eateries were unfit for human con- programmes for Eid Al Fitr and and private sectors, who have ticipating malls, and other event Najada Hotel and Souq al Wakra and food outlets and abattoirs to sumption. Al Daayen Munici- during the summer for families taken the initiative to create partners including QSports, Hotel from Al Rayyan Project ensure the safety of food items. pality has intensified its control and individuals under Summer in more tourism offerings. “SiQ is Social Studios, Alchemy and Management, and nine hotels MME has announced to increase and inspection campaigns for Qatar 2019 (SiQ) to boost tourism. part of QNTC’s focus on devel- Radio ONE FM Qatar. from Marriott International hotels the number of veterinary doctors food establishments on the The announcement was oping sustainable, year-round An array of unbeatable dis- are participating in this year’s to check the animals at abattoirs occasion of Eid Al Fitr. It is also made in a media round-table tourism, boosting a traditionally counts on travel & hospitality program offering 25 percent dis- during Eid days which will reduce working to increase the number held at Albidda Hotel - Souq slower season in Qatar,” she said. combined with dazzling count on best available rate on the waiting time for people at abat- of inspection campaigns to see Waqif which was attended by the There are over 30 partners shopping deals, promotions and accommodation from June 4 to toirs. their follow up to health require- QNTC officials and the partners. from public and private sectors packages offer a complete August 16. `P2 The veterinarians of the Meat ments. `P3 QA's inaugural flight touches down in Rabat THE PENINSULA of the State of Qatar, Abdulla Executive, Akbar Al Baker, said: DOHA Falah Al Dosari; Minister Plen- “We are delighted to launch ipotentiary of the State of Qatar services to Rabat, a beautiful Qatar Airways’ first flight from in Morocco, Khaled Mohammed coastal city and key business Doha to Rabat landed on Al-Dosari; General Manager of hub. This new gateway to Wednesday at Rabat–Salé Morocco’s Civil Aviation Morocco will strengthen Qatar Airport, marking the airline’s Authority Zakaria Belghazi; Airways’ already robust third gateway to Morocco. Qatar General Manager of Air presence in the Moroccan Airways flight QR1463, operated Transport Morocco, Tarik market, while providing our by a Boeing 787, was welcomed Talibi; Deputy Mayor of Rabat, passengers travelling from by a celebratory water cannon Khalid Moujaouir, and Pres- Morocco enhanced connectivity salute upon arrival in the ident of the Regional Tourism to our extensive global route Moroccan capital. Council in Rabat, Hassan map of more than 160 destina- Present on board the inau- Bargach. tions. Rabat, the country’s gural flight to Rabat was Qatar Services to Rabat will be capital, is also a major com- Airways Senior Vice-President served three times per week by mercial and administrative Middle East, Africa and Pakistan, a Boeing 787 aircraft, featuring centre, making it a key desti- Ehab Amin. 22 seats in Business Class and nation for business travellers, VIPs present to greet the 232 seats in Economy Class. both from the region and inter- flight included the Ambassador Qatar Airways Group Chief nationally.” `P3 Officials cutting a ribbon to mark Qatar Airways' inaugural flight's arrival in Rabat–Salé Airport. 02 HOME FRIDAY 31 MAY 2019 PRAYER TIMINGS Amir of Kuwait meets Prime Minister FAJR 03. 16 AM SC releases 4th SHOROOK 04. 44 AM ZUHR 11. 31 AM MAGHRIB 06. 22 PM progress report ASR 02. 56 PM ISHA 07.
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