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Qatar-Turkey Ties Moving Towards Its Objectives Successfully TUESDAY NOVEMBER 26, 2019 RABI AL-AWWAL 29, 1441 VOL.13 NO. 4800 QR 2 Fajr: 4:38 am Dhuhr: 11:21 am Asr: 2:23 pm Maghrib: 4:44 pm Isha: 6:14 pm MAIN BRANCH LULU HYPER SANAYYA ALKHOR Business 9 Sports 13 Doha D-Ring Road Street-17 M & J Building ‘FDI a strategic SC welcomes local & LIGHT RAIN MATAR QADEEM MANSOURA ABU HAMOUR BIN OMRAN HIGH : 27°C Near Ahli Bank Al Meera Petrol Station Al Meera priority for Qatar’ regional stars to LOW : 23°C alzamanexchange www.alzamanexchange.com 44441448 ambassador programme Secure your information with Qatar’s leading Cyber Security provider AMIR, ERDOGAN PRESIDE OVER QataR-TURKEY SUPREME STRateGIC COMMITTEE MEETING Qatar-Turkey ties moving towards its objectives successfully: Amir Qatar, Turkey sign a host of agreements to Committee calls for GCC unity, says constructive Two countries reaffirm their commitment to take bilateral ties to new heights dialogue only way to resolve Gulf crisis maintaining maritime safety in Gulf region QNA & TNN DOHA THE Amir HH Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al Thani has ex- pressed his delight over the meeting with Turkish Presi- dent Recep Tayyip Erdogan, stressing that the Qatari-Turk- ish partnership is progressing successfully. In a tweet, the Amir said, “The Qatari-Turkish partner- ship is moving towards its objectives successfully… I was delighted to meet my brother President Erdogan in Doha, where we discussed vital bi- lateral and regional and global issues. We agreed to use the potential in this partnership for optimally serving the in- terests of the people of the two countries and the people of the whole region.” The Amir and the Turkish president chaired the 5th ses- sion of the Qatar-Turkey Su- preme Strategic Committee at the Amiri Diwan on Monday. The meeting dealt with the The Amir HH Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al Thani and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan at the fifth session of the Qatar-Turkey Supreme Strategic Committee at the Amiri Diwan on Monday.P AGE 16 strong strategic ties in all fields, particularly political, trade ● An agreement between stitution (TSE). their internal affairs and good- partnerships, economy and in- the government of Qatar and The Qatari-Turkish partnership is moving towards its The two sides reaffirmed neighbourliness. It said con- vestment. It also touched upon the government of Turkey on objectives successfully… I was delighted to meet my their commitment to maintain- structive dialogue is the only energy affairs, manufacturing, cooperation in the manufactur- ing and promoting peace, secu- way to end the Gulf crisis. industry, education, media, ing and the technology fields. brother President Erdogan in Doha, where we discussed rity and stability in the Middle The two sides reaffirmed healthcare, tourism, and pro- ● A Memorandum of Un- vital bilateral and regional and global issues. We agreed East and neighbouring regions. their commitment to main- jects related to the hosting of derstanding between Qatar Fi- to use the potential in this partnership on optimally The committee also taining maritime safety in the 2022 FIFA World Cup. nancial Center and the finan- serving the interests of the people of the two countries stressed the importance of Gulf region. They stressed the The 5th session saw the cial office of the presidency in the unity of the Gulf Coop- importance of avoiding any signing of a slew of agreements Turkey. and the people of the whole region. eration Council (GCC), espe- rhetoric or action that would and memoranda of under- ● An MoU between Qatar cially in light of the challenges increase tensions in the region, standing. The agreements are: Investment Promotion Agency surrounding the region. It and urged all parties to exer- ● Amending currency- and the investment office at governments of Qatar and ization for Standards and Me- Understanding in the field of stressed the need to adhere to cise maximum restraint and swap agreement signed be- the presidency of Turkey. Turkey. trology (QS) and the Turkish standards between the Public the principles of mutual re- refrain from escalation. tween Qatar Central Bank and ● An MoU in the field of ● A declaration of intent Standards Institution (TSE). Works Authority (Ashghal) spect and full sovereignty of the Central Bank of Turkey. urban planning between the between Qatar General Organ- ● A Memorandum of and the Turkish Standards In- states and non-interference in Continued on page 16 QP eyes 64% rise in LNG HIA opens Shafallah Center Lounge for Amir to meet Palestinian Al Meera acquires 4% production by 2027 passengers with special needs (PG 16) president tomorrow (PG 2) stake in Baladna (PG 9) SatYENDRA PatHAK DOHA Minister of State for Energy Affairs and Qatar Petroleum Amir to open 24th Arabian Gulf Cup today President and Chief Executive Officer HE Saad bin Sherida al Kaabi on Monday announced that Qatar Petroleum will TRIBUNE NEWS NETWORK raise Qatar’s LNG production capacity to 126 million tonnes DOHA per annum by 2027, representing an increase of 64 percent Ashghal ramps up work to facilitate from the current 77 million tonnes per annum. THE Amir HH Sheikh Tamim smooth access to Gulf Cup stadiums Addressing a press conference in bin Hamad al Thani will open Doha, Kaabi said the estimated the 24th edition of the Arabian HE Public Works Authority (Ashghal) continues to work increase in Qatar’s LNG produc- Gulf Cup at Khalifa Interna- Tround the clock to facilitate public access to the stadiums tion comes after new drilling and tional Stadium on Tuesday. of 24th Arabian Gulf Cup beginning on Tuesday. Ashghal has appraisal work in the expanded The late inclusion of Saudi escalated its performance level to the fullest executing all the North Field mega project showed Arabia, Bahrain and the UAE tasks required to ensure safety of road users and spectators that confirmed gas reserves of had earlier returned the compe- and to improve smooth traffic flow on road network around the field exceeded 1,760 tril- tition to its original eight-team the three main venues of the tournament — Khalifa Interna- lion cubic feet, in addi- format alongside hosts Qatar, tional Stadium, Abdullah Bin Khalifa Stadium (Al Duhail) and tion to more than 70 Oman, Kuwait, Iraq and Yemen. Al Janoub Stadium. All the necessary operational and emer- billion barrels of The authorities have left gency response plans have been completed and four teams condensates, no stone unturned to make the are ready and equipped with the necessary machineries for and massive tournament a grand success. smooth flow of traffic. PAGE 4 quantities of The Local Organising Com- Qatar’s players during a practice session on Monday. LPG, ethane, and mittee in partnership with the helium. Ministry of Sports and Culture Pre-match activities are opener, which will kick off at Overlay Jassim al Jassim. portunity to test readiness for PAGE 9 has lined up a string of activities scheduled to begin three hours 7.30pm, according to LOC Di- The committee said the the 2022 FIFA World Cup. for fans. ahead of the Qatar versus Iraq rector of Venue Operations and Gulf Cup will be a golden op- PAGES 11, 12 & 13 02 Tuesday, November 26, 2019 Contact US: Qatar Tribune I EDITORIAL I Phone: 40002222 I ADMINISTRATION & MARKETING I Phone: 40002155, 40002122, Fax: 40002235 P.O. Box: 23493, Doha. Amir to meet Palestinian PAKISTANI PRESIDENT MEETS AMIRI GUARD COMMANDER president tomorrow THE Amir HH Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al Thani will meet with the President of the State of Palestine Mahmoud Abbas at the Amiri Diwan on Wednesday. The Palestinian president is expected to arrive in Doha today (Tuesday) for a working visit. HH the Amir and the Palestinian president will discuss bilateral relations and the latest developments in Palestine. (QNA) Amir congratulates Bosnia and Herzegovina presidency chairman THE Amir HH Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al Thani on Monday sent a cable of congratulations to Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Zeljko Komsic on his country’s National Day. (QNA) President of Pakistan Dr Arif Alvi met with Amiri Guard Commander HE Major-General Hazza bin Khalil al Shahwani, in Islamabad on Monday. During the visit, the Amiri Guard Com- Deputy Amir sends greetings to Bosnia mander met with Chief of Army Staff of the Pakistan Army General Qamar Javed Bajwa and Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee of the Pakistan Army General Zubair Mahmood and Herzegovina presidency chairman Hayat. During the meetings, they reviewed aspects of cooperation in the military field and the ways of enhancing them. Qatar’s Ambassador to Pakistan HE Saqr bin Mubarak al Man- souri, Military Attache at the Embassy of Qatar in Pakistan Brigadier Staff (Pilot) Salem Hamad al Sharqi and several senior Amiri Guard officers attended the meetings.(QNA) THE Deputy Amir HH Sheikh Abdullah bin Hamad al Thani on Monday sent a cable of congratulations to Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Zeljko Komsic on his country’s National Day. (QNA) PM congratulates Bosnian counterpart Online application opens for Amiri Medical Scholarships PRIME Minister and Minister of Interior HE Sheikh Abdullah bin TRIBUNE NEWS NETWORK scholarships will be granted nephrology), internal medicine bound to return to work in Pal- consultative committee in Pal- Nasser bin Khalifa al Thani on Monday sent a cable of congratu- DOHA to Palestinian physicians from (major: MICU), internal medi- estinian health facilities for at estine, visited Doha to hold lations to Chairman of the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Gaza and West Bank. After cine (major: rheumatology) and least double the duration of the preparatory meetings with the Herzegovina Dr Denis Zvizdic on his country’s National Day. (QNA) QATAR Red Crescent Soci- four to five years of residency cardiothoracic surgery.
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