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Erdogan Wins Elections with Grand Lead BUSINESS | Page 1 SPORT | Page 8 Briton Hamilton claims Qatar plans for 100% French GP FDI seen boosting infl ows to banks published in QATAR since 1978 MONDAY Vol. XXXIX No. 10860 June 25, 2018 Shawwal 11, 1439 AH GULF TIMES www. gulf-times.com 2 Riyals Amir congratulates Erdogan on victory England sink is Highness the Amir Sheikh HE the Deputy Prime Minister and Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani Minister of Foreign Aff airs Sheikh Mo- Hheld a telephone conversa- hamed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani held Panama tion with Turkish President Recep a telephone conversation with Turkish Tayyip Erdogan yesterday evening to Minister of Foreign Aff airs Mevlut Ca- Agencies congratulate him on his victory in the vusoglu. Moscow presidential elections, wishing him During the phone call, the Minister continued success and the brotherly of Foreign Aff airs congratulated the people of Turkey further progress and Turkish Foreign Minister on Erdogan’s arry Kane struck a hat-trick as prosperity. victory in the elections. England demolished Panama H6-1 yesterday to ease into the World Cup last 16 alongside Group G rivals Belgium. Kane, who now has fi ve goals in Russia, leapfrogged Cristiano Ronaldo and Romelu Lukaku in the race for the Golden Boot as the Central His Highness the Deputy Amir Sheikh Abdullah bin Hamad al-Thani along with a number of ministers and senior off icials at the Americans were sent packing along inauguration ceremony of the Institute of Criminal Studies yesterday. with Tunisia. Belgium and England — who meet in Kaliningrad on Thursday to battle it out for top spot — both have six points after two games and are level on goal diff erence and goals scored. Two penalties from Kane and two Qatar opens Institute goals from John Stones, plus an im- pressive strike from Jesse Lingard, gave England an unassailable 5-0 lead at half-time. Later yesterday, Japan and Senegal of Criminal Studies played out a 2-2 draw in Group H, keeping both on course for a place in the next round. By Ayman Adly The attorney-general pointed out that operate in this fi eld with other big coun- Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan gestures during a speech yesterday in Japan, who beat 10-man Colombia Staff Reporter the new institute is specialised in crimi- tries with sophisticated technological Istanbul, after initial results of presidential and parliamentary elections were declared. in their fi rst match in Russia, dug deep nology and gives the staff of the General experiences.” in Yekaterinburg, coming back twice in Prosecution training courses and work- He explained that the new specialised an entertaining match. nder the auspices of His High- shops all year round. It will also include prosecution departments would pro- Sadio Mane’s opening goal was can- ness the Amir Sheikh Tamim bin a statistics centre that would provide ac- duce specialists in fi ghting cybercrimes, celled out by Takashi Inui later in the UHamad al-Thani, His Highness curate fi gures on the number of crimes, economic crimes, money laundering, fi rst half. In the second period Moussa the Deputy Amir Sheikh Abdullah bin their types and reasons and study them and terrorism. Wague re-established Senegal’s lead Hamad al-Thani inaugurated the Insti- to put practical solutions accordingly. The attorney-general stressed that Erdogan wins but substitute Keisuke Honda pegged tute of Criminal Studies, Cybercrime “Though Qatar has one of the lowest money laundering and economic crimes them back again. Prosecution, Money Laundering and crime rates and the most secure envi- have become more complicated and In the last match of the day, Colombia Economic Crimes Prosecution, State ronment worldwide, this institute is linked to terrorism and hence it has be- thrashed Poland 3-0 with Yerry Mina, Security and Counterterrorism Pros- expected to make a quantum leap in re- come very important to maintain spe- Radamel Falcao and Juan Cuadrado ecution, at the headquarters of Qatar ducing further the crime rates, keeping cialised prosecution departments in the elections with scoring for the winners. Sport Pages 1-5 Public Prosecution yesterday. Qatar ahead of the most secure coun- country, as these crimes evolve quickly HE the Prime Minister and Minister tries in the world,” he said. and require creative local mentalities to of Interior, Sheikh Abdullah bin Nasser He further pointed out that special- handle them. bin Khalifa al-Thani, attended the inau- ised Qatari professors and experts work Dr al-Marri explained there is active guration ceremony along with a number at the institute in co-operation with in- co-operation between the Public Pros- of their excellencies ministers, heads of ternational experts and specialists from ecution and Qatar Central Bank and the grand lead diplomatic missions accredited to Qatar diff erent parts of the world. Ministry of Interior with regard to com- and senior offi cials, Qatar News Agency Dr al-Marri said that the importance bating trans-border money laundering Agencies preme Election Council (YSK) is yet to reported. of the cybercrime prosecution has in- and economic crimes and cybercrimes. Istanbul/Ankara announce the fi nal results. England’s Harry Kane celebrates HE the Attorney-General Dr Ali bin creased after the hacking of Qatar News Qatar has also maintained various bind- Anadolu reported that Erdogan had scoring against Panama yesterday. Fetais al-Marri, delivered a welcoming Agency, stressing that counteracting ing agreements with most world coun- won with 52.65% of the vote. speech on this occasion. He said that such crimes has become an absolute ne- tries in these fi elds, where information resident Recep Tayyip Erdogan Supporters of Erdogan’s Justice and Qatar off ers great support to the judi- cessity. sharing and necessary support in such yesterday claimed victory in Development Party (AKP) were out on WORLD CUP ciary on all levels and affi rms its inde- “We care about such crimes and co- cases are mandatory. Page 3 PTurkey’s dual presidential and the streets of the capital in large num- pendence. parliamentary elections based on unof- bers celebrating, waving Turkish fl ags “The opening of this institute refl ects fi cial results. and honking car horns. Yesterday’s results the support of His Highness the Amir Piracy of beIN Sports will be prosecuted “Our people granted me the presi- “Our people put a serious responsi- England 6 Panama 1 Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani for dency and executive rule,” he said in a bility on us ... I am happy we had few Senegal 2 Japan 2 the independence of the judiciary and Whether it takes a long or short time, all Compensations Claims Committee, speech in Istanbul. problems across the country,” he said. working for the supremacy of the state those involved in the piracy of beIN Sports Dr al-Marri pointed out that during the The presidential and legislative polls “My beloved nation, our people did Colombia 3 Poland 0 of law and organisation, and the separa- will be prosecuted, HE the Attorney- fi rst phase of its work, which involved were held simultaneously for the fi rst their part ... it is time for us to work tion between authorities,” he said. General Dr Ali bin Fetais al-Marri declared collection of information and preparations time in Turkey’s history and complete harder. It is time to leave the tensions of Today’s matches In his remarks on the sidelines of the yesterday. of the related fi les, it was headed by the the country’s transition to an executive the campaign behind. It is time to focus Egypt vs Saudi Arabia, 5pm ceremony, Dr al-Marri appreciated the He further stressed that world is governed Public Prosecution, but the next stage is presidency with sweeping powers. on our future,” Erdogan said. Russia vs Uruguay, 5pm role of HE the Prime Minister and In- by laws and regulations and there are strict headed by HE the Deputy Prime Minister “The message is clear,” Erdogan said. Both the Republican People’s Party terior Minister in maintaining harmony legislations to protect intellectual property and Minister of Foreign Aff airs Sheikh “With turnout of nearly 90%, Turkey (CHP) and the pro-Kurdish People’s Iran vs Portugal, 9pm between the judicial and executive au- rights internationally. Mohamed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani, as has taught the whole world a democ- Democratic Party (HDP) claimed that Spain vs Morocco, 9pm thorities though these are in confl ict Regarding the latest updates of the this phase will be on the international level. racy lesson. Anadolu - the only offi cial source for with each other in many countries. “I hope nobody will overshadow the partial results - was fi xing the returns. election results to bury their own fail- CHP presidential candidate Muhar- ures,” he added. rem Ince earlier said on Twitter: “Ana- Opposition parties have alleged dolu agency is doing manipulation. 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