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BUSINESS | 14 SPORT | 18 Qatar Mining Thiem Company’s steel stuns Nadal plant in Algeria to to reach open by Q4, 2019 Barcelona final Sunday 28 April 2019 | 23 Sha'baan 1440 www.thepeninsula.qa Volume 24 | Number 7875 | 2 Riyals partners & 80+ privileges Gulf crisis ‘has threatened the More people buying grocery online in Qatar SACHIN KUMAR other players such as Baqaala, security and stability of GCC’ THE PENINSULA Getit, Jeeblina, Beelivery are some of the other players jos- H E Sheikh Hamad ential role in the region. Online groceries shopping is tling to create space for them- bin Thamer Al Thani, “Before this crisis, the Guf rising in Qatar, taking benefit of selves in Qatar’s fast growing citizens aspired to see more GCC country’s strong Information e-commerce market. Chairman of QMC, said cooperation and many steps Technology (IT) infrastructure Suncart app features over that due to ongoing were planned like unification of and high-income population. 8,000 grocery items including Gulf crisis, the GCC the Gulf currency and passport. Fresh fruits and vegetables are fresh fruits, vegetables, states were not in a But the crisis shattered every- the top items being bought household, personal care, thing and damaged confidence online thorough online applica- baking and cooking, baby, pet position to play an among the GCC countries to the tions (apps) in Qatar. care and many more. influential role in the extent that the leaders of the GCC “When we were starting With in the next two-three region. are no longer able to meet even,” Suncart, the biggest feedback we month, Jaffer aims to increase said H E Sheikh Hamad bin received was that people might the number of items in Suncart Thamer Al Thani. order non-food or packaged to 1,500. This came yesterday during food online but will never order “While placing the order, SIDI MOHAMED the 13th Al Jazeera Forum which fresh fruits, vegetables or meat users can select from five THE PENINSULA is being held at Sheraton Grand online” Khawaja Jaffer, Founder delivery slots during the day for Doha Resort under the topic ‘The & CEO, Suncart — an app for same-day or next-day delivery H E Sheikh Hamad bin Thamer Al Gulf: From Crisis to Decline of food delivery — told The (i.e: 12noon-2pm, 2pm-4pm, Thani, Chairman of Qatar Media Strategic Influence’, in the Peninsula. 4pm-6pm, 6pm-8pm, 8pm- Corporation (QMC), and Chairman presence of a number of politi- “To our surprise, 18 out of 10pm),” he said. of Board of Directors of Al Jazeera cians, intellectuals and decision- the top 25 sold items are from “Grocery is the most basic H E Sheikh Hamad bin Thamer Al Thani, Chairman of Qatar Media Media Network, has said that the makers from around the world to the fruits and vegetables cat- consumer need, and we believe Corporation, and Chairman of Board of Directors of Al Jazeera Gulf crisis has threatened the exchange views without tutelage. egory, people enjoy the high- that accessibility for all types of security of Gulf Cooperation “The GCC crisis is considered Media Network, during the opening ceremony of Al Jazeera Forum quality fruits and vegetables customers should be priori- PIC: ABDUL BASIT / THE PENINSULA Council (GCC) states, their stability the biggest Gulf crisis despite yesterday. sourced and delivered through tised," he said. and prevented them from facing various crises experienced by the Suncart,” added Jaffer. "We are proud that Suncart or resolving challenges in the region in the past. Its impact is no pointed out while addressing the could be repeated with them in With rising demand for is the only grocery delivery region. longer limited to the political and opening session of the forum. the future, stressing that the siege delivery of food items, several venture, which is servicing all of He said that due to ongoing socio-economic impact but He also said that there is a fear countries did not achieve their apps have come up in Qatar for Doha and its surrounding Gulf crisis, the GCC states were extends to the strategic dimension among some countries of the goals but all were among sufferers food items delivery. municipalities from Day one,” not in a position to play an influ- of the entire Gulf system,” he region that siege-like situation from the crisis. `P3 Along with Suncart, several claimed Khawaja. `P2 02 HOME SUNDAY 28 APRIL 2019 Minister of Culture honours Qatari OFFICIAL NEWS delegation for their performance at Arab Robotics Championship Amir greets King of Netherlands THE PENINSULA the keenness of the State of Qatar DOHA to support its youth and always DOHA: Amir H H Sheikh work to enable it to achieve Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani The Minister of Culture and Qatar National Vision 2030. and Deputy Amir H H Sports, H E Salah bin Ghanem Al It also reflects Qatar’s Sheikh Abdullah bin Hamad Ali, recently honoured the Qatari keenness to invest in its youth, Al Thani sent yesterday delegation participated in the which is inspired by the values cables of congratulations 13th Arab Robotics Champi- of previous generations in crea- to King Willem-Alexander onship in Jordan and Interna- tivity and contribution to the of the Netherlands, on the tional Exhibition of Inventions development of society. For their occasion of his country’s of Geneva for winning prizes. part, the Qatari youth thanked National Day. The Prime H E the Minister appreciated the Minister and appreciated the Minister and Interior Minis- the efforts of the Qatari youth support of the State and its ter, H E Sheikh Abdullah bin and their constant aspiration to efforts to empower them and Nasser bin Khalifa Al Thani, raise the name of Qatar in provide them with a full oppor- also sent a cable of con- The Minister of Culture and Sports, H E Salah bin Ghanem Al Ali, with the Qatari delegation that various fields of science, youth, tunity to realise their aspirations. gratulations to the Prime participated in the 13th Arab Robotics Championship in Jordan and International Exhibition of culture and sports which reflect The Qatar team participating in Minister of the Netherlands, the superiority of Qatari youth the 13th Arab Robotics Champi- Inventions of Geneva at a ceremony honouring them for winning prizes. Mark Rutte.QNA and their ability to achieve cre- onship in Jordan won the first Amir congratulates ativity and innovation in various place in the research. The Qatari International Exhibition of gold medals out of five innova- took part in. The fifth invention fields. H E the Minister stressed team participated in Inventions of Geneva, won four tions that the Qatari delegation was awarded the silver medal. President of South Africa DOHA: Amir H H Sheikh Angry Birds World entertainment park opens at DFC Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, Deputy Amir H H Sheikh Following the launch activities. The Raft Battle takes keep the energy soaring at the Abdullah bin Hamad Al Thani and Prime Minister and Inte- of its indoor section guests on a voyage from the Bird Trampoline Universe, comprising Island to an interactive cinematic a basketball court, foam pit and a rior Minister H E Sheikh last year, the park experience. For a hearty dose of kids’ court. Abdullah bin Nasser bin Kha- extends the same thrill, guests can climb aboard the Ali Bin Mohamed Bin Khalifa lifa Al Thani sent yesterday excitement to its Angry Coaster – a fast and furious Al Attia, Deputy CEO of Leisure, cables of congratulations ride that twists through the air. owner of Trimoo Parks, the to the President of South enchanting outdoor Adventure enthusiasts can company operating the enter- Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa, on section, as part of the head to the park’s City Studio. The tainment park, said: “This is a proud the occasion of his country’s second phase. One of bustling adventure hub allows vis- moment for us, we are extremely Freedom Day.QNA the much-anticipated itors to test their strengths with a delighted to open our doors to a Amir condoles with range of activities involving wall first-of-its-kind indoor outdoor attractions is the climbing, parabolic slides, roller destination in Qatar and the President of Vietnam Super Slingshot. gliders and ropes course. World.” DOHA: Amir H H Sheikh Once indoors, visitors can “The Angry Birds celebrate Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani enjoy exhilarating rides with Blast their 10-year anniversary this year, and Deputy Amir H H Sheikh THE PENINSULA Bomb, a drop and twist tower that but our work has just begun in Abdullah bin Hamad Al Thani A view of the world’s first Angry Birds World entertainment park DOHA features free-fall motion from a terms of expanding the brand’s sent yesterday cables of con- at Doha Festival City. height of 11 metres, or Red Alert, a footprint and establishing multiple dolences to the President of The world’s first Angry Birds World 360-degree spin ride or a laser tag touchpoints with our fans the Socialist Republic of Viet- entertainment park marked its the launch of its indoor section last Themed around the classic bird- battle. Amidst the range of attrac- worldwide,” said Simo Hämäläinen nam, Dr. Nguyen Phu Trong, grand opening at Doha Festival year, the park extends the same flinging gameplay, the slingshot tions, the park also boasts the Head of Brand Licensing at Rovio on the death of former Viet- City, welcoming guests into Qatar’s excitement to its enchanting catapults guests more than 60 world’s first indoor/outdoor karting Entertainment. namese President Le Duc unique indoor and outdoor desti- outdoor section, as part of the meters into the air, offering a truly track and The Big Tree, a multi- Robert Hall, General Manager Anh.
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