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BUSINESS | 14 SPORT | 16 Russia’s huge Sanchez economic exposure confident in beleaguered Qatar can handle Venezuela the pressure Friday 25 January 2019 | 19 Jumada I 1440 www.thepeninsula.qa Volume 23 | Number 7782 | 2 Riyals Amir patronises Military College graduation ceremony QNA H H the Amir honoured DOHA the top 10 outstanding Amir H H Sheikh Tamim bin graduates of the 14th Hamad Al Thani patronised batch of Ahmed bin yesterday morning the gradu- Mohammed Military ation ceremony of the 14th College. batch of candidates for the Armed Forces Officers of the Ministry of the Interior and graduates of the 14th batch, other security services at Abdullah Ali Mohammed Fahad Ahmed bin Mohammed Military Al Khater (joint-first), Saad College. Jumah Sultan Lamlum Al Mesifari The ceremony was attended (joint-second), Shaheen Ahmed by Prime Minister and Interior Shaheen Issa Al Ghanim (joint- Minister H E Sheikh Abdullah bin third), Abdullah Ibrahim Nasser bin Khalifa Al Thani; Min- Mohammed bin Hamed (first in ister of Defence of the Federal military science - Sudan), Republic of Somalia, Hassan Ali Mubarak Mohammed Al Mohammed, and Army’s Deputy Mubarak Ahmad (first in Chief of Staff and representative accounting - Sudan), Maysarah of the Minister of Defence in the Al Tom Hamed Manna (first in State of Kuwait Lieutenant the administration - Sudan), Al General Abdullah Al Nawaf Al Munther Mohammed Saeed Sabah. Ahmed Mohammed Saeed (first It was also attended by a in law - Sudan), Mohammed number of Their Excellencies the Abdul Halim Fadel Al Mawla Ministers, heads of diplomatic Saadullah (first in international missions, senior officers of the relations - Sudan), Fawwaz Faraj Armed Forces and the Ministry Hamad Faraj Al Shalal (first in of the Interior, leaders of military leadership competence - Kuwait) colleges from brotherly and and Antar Hamad Antar Al friendly countries, guests and Munkhas Al Marri (first in the parents of graduates. shooting). After playing the National After that the 14th batch Anthem, the commander of the handed over the flag to the 15th parade came forward requesting batch. An order for promotions H H the Amir to review the was read out and the graduates Amir H H Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani honouring one of the outstanding students during the graduation ceremony of the 14th parade of the 152 graduates from took the oath. batch of candidates of Ahmed bin Mohammed Military College. the State of Qatar, the sisterly Addressing the ceremony, State of Kuwait and the Republic Commander of Ahmed bin of the Sudan. Mohammed Military College and the graduates for the Al Khayareen pointed out and Qatar State Security, in He also stressed the college’s After reciting verses from the Major General Fahad bin patronage and honor of H H the that the graduates are distributed addition to colleagues from the efforts to develop its military and Holy Quran, H H the Amir hon- Mubarak Al Khayareen Amir of the graduation to the Armed Forces, Ministry of State of Kuwait and the Republic academic programs according oured the top 10 outstanding expressed the pride of the college ceremony. Interior, Lekhwiya, Amiri Guard of the Sudan. to modern curricula. `P2 Qatar, UN sign pact Amir to start three-nation QM's educational programmes on fighting Asian Tour on Jan 27 elicit huge interest in teachers corruption in sports QNA QNA Amir H H Sheikh VIENNA DOHA Tamim bin Hamad RAYNALD C RIVERA Museum of Islamic Art in the various museums, thus Al Thani will pay an THE PENINSULA Auditorium. give chance to all children in The Doha-based Rule of Law Amir H H Sheikh Tamim bin official visit to the Teachers Council falls in line schools to explore the museums’ and Anti-Corruption Center Hamad Al Thani will start an Republic of Korea, There is high interest among with QM’s commitment to con- collections. (ROLACC), signed an agreement Asian Tour on January 27 by Japan and People’s schools and teachers in the tributing to the educational “Teachers Council is a on fighting sports corruption paying an official visit to the country towards the educational landscape of Qatar as a provider platform we use to commu- with United Nations Office on Republic of Korea, followed Republic of China. programmes being offered by of informal education and life- nicate our programmes to the Drugs and Crime (UNODC). by similar visit to Japan and Qatar Museums (QM), Dr. Jelena long learning through aligning teachers and school officials to The agreement was signed a state visit to the People’s their brotherly peoples. Trkulja, Director of Education its offerings and learning oppor- get them acquainted with the by Chairman of the Board of Republic of China. Viewpoints on regional and at QM has said. tunities with the interests of the upcoming exhibitions as well Trustees of ROLACC Ali bin Fetais During the tour H H the international issues of “The level of interest is huge local schools. as learning resources that we Al Marri, who is also UNODC Amir will hold talks with the common concern will be and it’s because of that high Through QM’s initiatives offer and also to engage them Special Regional Advocate for the leaders and senior officials exchanged as well. level of interest that we are such as the Teachers Council, to contribute to our work by Prevention of Corruption with of these states on prospects The tour will also see the coming up with various alter- Trkulja stressed that they are giving us feedback,” explained UN Under-Secretary-General for enhancing bilateral signing of a number of native and creative means of keen to empower more teachers Trkulja. and Executive Director of cooperation and strategic agreements and memo- engaging the teachers so that by acquainting them with Another QM education UNODC Yury Fedotov. partnership in different randums of understanding they can also do self-guided museum collections and pre- platform she mentioned was the The agreement aims to fields of bilateral cooper- in various fields. H H the tours,” Trkulja said while paring them to be able to lead Executive Teachers Council for work on fighting corruption in ation, for the mutual benefit Amir will be accompanied speaking to reporters yesterday tours of their students to teachers who would like to work the sports field in all its shapes of Qatar and those states and by an official delegation. on the sidelines of QM’s annual increase the number of daily closely with QM in developing and forms as well as highlight Teachers Council held at the visits that can be accommodated specific learning resources. `P2 the different ways of cor- ruption found in various sports through the cooperation of ROLACC with UNODC. In a statement to QNA, Dr. Ali QU, Health Ministry ink MoU for exchange of technical expertise, training bin Fetais Al Marri said the agreement will seek to help THE PENINSULA social, health and medical Secretary General for Medical ministry organized research and deliverables of the scope of world states, organizations and DOHA research that meets the needs of Affairs at the Ministry of Public activities, and conducting work, and the preparation of an related entities to fight corruption Qatar’s residents and it’s elderly; Health; as well as a number of vice research and studies that support executive program or several in clubs and associations whether Qatar University (QU) and the making use of QU’s research presidents and senior officials of the design, implementation and programs between the different in football or all other sports. Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) centres and study areas; and the Ministry of Health and QU. evaluation of policies and pro- administrative sectors at both He added that the signed a memorandum of under- finally jointly organising Through the MoU, the two grams that contribute to the QU and the ministry. agreement makes the State of standing (MoU) yesterday at the seminars, debates and workshops parties aim to organise exhibi- development of the social and Professor Mariam Al Ali Al Qatar and the UN partners in the university which covers several in particular areas of interest. tions with the aim of enriching health of Qatar’s elderly Maadeed welcomed attendees of attempt to stop corruption in the areas including the exchange of Present at the signing were knowledge about shared population. the signing saying the MoU aims to sports in all its forms. Al Marri technical expertise, as well as Professor Mariam Al Ali Al interests. They also agree to The MoU also includes the effectively contribute to providing said corruption in sport takes consultancy and training between Maadeed, Vice-President for provide vocational training to formation of working com- appropriate services to senior cit- various forms, such as bets, sus- the two parties; cooperation with Research and Graduate Studies; university students, by involving mittees and teams that will work izens, who are an important part picious transactions and other experts in QU in conducting Dr. Saleh bin Ali Al Marri, Assistant them in ministry needed or together to insure the of Qatar’s society. `P2 corrupt matters. `P3 02 HOME FRIDAY 25 JANUARY 2019 Amir patronises Military College graduation ceremony Amir H H Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani patronised the graduation ceremony of the 14th batch Amir meets military leaders from brotherly countries of candidates for the Armed Forces Officers of the Ministry of Interior and other security services at Ahmed bin Mohammed Military College, yesterday. Amir H H Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani met yesterday at Ahmed bin Mohammed Military College headquarters with a number of military leaders from brotherly and friendly countries, who called on H H the Amir to greet him on the occasion of their visit to the country and to attend the graduation ceremony of the of 14th batch of students of Ahmed bin Mohammed Military College.
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