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Moj to Launch Real Estate Portal Soon MONDAY MARCH 25, 2019 RAJAB 18, 1440 VOL.12 NO. 4584 QR 2 PARTLY CLOUDY Fajr: 4:17am Dhuhr: 11:40 am HIGH : 28°C Asr: 3:07 pm Maghrib: 5:47 pm LOW : 22°C Isha: 7:17 pm MAIN BRANCH LULU HYPER SANAYYA ALKHOR Business 12 Sports 16 Doha D-Ring Road Street-17 M & J Building MATAR QADEEM MANSOURA ABU HAMOUR BIN OMRAN Dana Al Sadd occupancy exceeds Five-star Qatar rout Near Ahli Bank Al Meera Petrol Station Al Meera 35% within a month of opening Nepal at Aspire alzamanexchange www.alzamanexchange.com 44441448 GHANEM VISITS DRONE FACTORY IN TURKEY MoJ to launch real estate portal soon Amir to patronise Portal to help regulate real estate market Umm Al Houl TRIBUNE NEWS NETWORK According to sources, the DOHA Ministry of Justice’s supervi- power plant sion of the portal will enable it opening today AFTER the Cabinet approved a to organise operations, sales draft law allowing expatriates and purchase in accordance THE Amir HH Sheikh Tamim to own properties in certain with legal frameworks and leg- bin Hamad al Thani will areas of Qatar, the Ministry of islative instruments. patronise the opening Justice (MoJ) is working on The portal will be available ceremony of the Umm Al a plan to launch a real estate to all offices approved by the Houl power plant in Umm portal soon to help develop the Ministry of Justice to announce Al Houl area, south of Al Chief of Staff of the Qatari Armed Forces Lieutenant-General (Pilot) Ghanem bin Shaheen al Ghanem real estate market and regulate the real estate and land it wish- Wakrah, on Monday. (QNA) visited Baykar Machinery that manufactures ‘Bayraktar TB2’ military drones, in Istanbul on Sunday. prices. es to sell on the portal. The MoJ The real estate portal will will also provide an opportunity be available to the public, real REAL ESTATE to the public to communicate estate offices and intermediar- with the offices through the ies officially registered with the OThe real estate portal portal. Those interested from Amir condoles with ministry to reveal the details of will available to the pub- outside Qatar will also be able Chinese president QP can help South Sudan properties that are for sale. The lic, real estate offices and to access the real estate market, photos of the properties and intermediaries officially trading and supply. The Amir HH Sheikh Tamim land can be uploaded. registered with the min- The portal is part of the e- bin Hamad al Thani on Sunday The ministry launched a istry to reveal the details government strategy that aims sent a cable of condolences to achieve oil goals: Minister demo portal on its website for of properties that are for to make real estate registration President of China Xi Jinping, on a limited period before the of- sale. and documentation easier. the victims of the explosion of RAHUL PREETH The world’s youngest Having signed a revital- ficial launch. OThe photos of the The project aims at achiev- a chemical plant in east China’s DOHA country, which seceded from ised peace deal with rebels The portal has a section for properties and land can ing a number of strategic ob- Jiangsu Province, wishing the Sudan in 2011, sits on Africa’s last year, the strife-torn na- buy and sale of real estate prop- be uploaded jectives which are reflected in injured a speedy recovery. (QNA) WITH its expertise and en- third largest oil reserves of tion’s government led by erty. The ministry has also es- improving Qatar’s ranking in hanced oil recovery technol- 3.5 billion barrels, but pro- President Salva Kiir now tablished a section of registered competitive business reports, ogy, Qatar Petroleum (QP) can duces just around 180,000 aims to bring the output lev- real estate offices and another protected against piracy. supporting the Qatari econo- Int’l medical & play a significant role in help- barrels per day (bpd) at pre- els back to its peak by 2020 for important real estate laws. The real estate portal will my to become an innovation- ing South Sudan restore its sent. It used to churn out and is aggressively pursuing Citizens or offices can ac- also be available to the public, based economy and enabling health expo to prewar peak in oil production, around 350,000 bpd almost investors from all around the cess the portal through their ac- real estate offices and brokers the real estate registration kick off today (P 20) the Northeast African nation’s a decade ago but had to cut world. count, which they will create on to announce properties for sale. and authentication depart- Petroleum Minister Ezekiel back primarily on account of a Qatar e-Government Portal – Property prices and market ments to deliver their services Lol Gatkuoth said on Sunday. civil war that started in 2013. More on page 12 Ô Hukoomi website, which will be trends will be tracked. efficiently. CMC polls: MoI urges candidates to Wenger praises Qatar’s 2022 WC preparations egendary coach Arsene Wenger praised Qatar’s preparations for FIFA World adhere to campaign regulations LCup and its commitment to football development. The former Arsenal THE Ministry of Interior (MoI) has urged Central Municipal Council (CMC) candidates to adhere manager said the 2022 edition would offer a new experience to players, fans to regulations governing election campaign. It has urged them against starting election cam- and officials. The Frenchman, who won a record seven FA Cups with Arsenal, paign until obtaining special authorisation from the elections media committee. At a seminar also hailed Qatar’s recent AFC Asian Cup victory which he said was testament on Sunday, Brigadier Abdullah Khalifa al Muftah, Director of the Public Relations Department at to quality education, planning and coaching. “I’m impressed with the quality MoI, said election campaigns will begin immediately after securing permission from the elections media committee. It is prohibited to carry out any of the work of election propaganda before or of the planning for the World Cup, including the thinking that is behind it,” said after the period specified for the authorisation of the electoral campaign, he added. The rules Wenger. “This World Cup is integrated in the community and there are a lot of stipulate that “slogans, phrases and images used in election campaign should not contradict plans to make sure it is not wasted after the tournament. The project for the the religious and social values of Qatari society”, he said. The rules also prohibit the use of the event is fantastic but the community will take advantage of it after the World official emblem of the state in meetings, advertisements, leaflets and election posters. Cup, which is a great idea.” PAGE 16 OVER 150 ABANDONED Agriculture goes hi-tech in Qatar VEHICLES REMOVED SANTHOSH CHANDRAN for the last three years. Now Based on this characteristic, DOHA we are going commercial on a different kinds of plants have big scale. LED lighting technol- different spectrum demands. TECHNOLOGY is revolution- ogy is more effective and better The agricultural lighting ising agriculture and Qatari than traditional light sources. system involves light sources, farmers are in the forefront of Applying LED lighting to agri- lamps and control systems. using it. Farming is now possi- culture can help reduce energy With this technology, farmers ble all around the year, thanks consumption and avoid wast- can grow their crops indoors to the use of LED or dark room age of energy. In this system, entirely and mitigate the threat technology. farmers adjust light sources of pests and diseases. The innovative technology according to different stages of This evolution will not only has not only helped farming plant growth.” upgrade the level of modern become all-season affair, it According to the technol- agriculture production but will also enhances production. ogy, the spectrum and colour of also open up endless market Speaking about the LED lights can be used during differ- potential for farmers. technology at an event in Doha, ent stages of a plant’s growth. “Now, we are also sup- Managing Director of Al Ta- While blue light helps sprout- porting other farmers who are haluf Food Stuff & Trading Ajay ing of seeds, red light can facili- ready to follow the latest tech- A total of 155 abandoned vehicles were removed by Al Khor Chopra said, “We have been tate photosynthesis, sprouting, nology and enhance the level of and Al Rayyan municipalities in February. Plants seen sprouting in farm that uses dark room technology. working on LED technology flowering and fruiting. production,” Chopra added. 02 Monday, March 25, 2019 Contact US: Qatar Tribune I EDITORIAL I Phone: 40002222 I ADMINISTRATION & MARKETING I Phone: 40002155, 40002122, Fax: 40002235 P.O. Box: 23493, Doha. MEHE urges News QA cadet pilots to hone skills at students to shun in brief QF’s Academic Bridge Program private courses Amir receives message THE Ministry of Educa- from Tunisian president tion and Higher Education The initiative will enhance students’ academic skills before joining Cadet Pilot training (MEHE) called on students to THE Amir HH Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al Thani received on invest in the various options Sunday a written message from the President of the Republic of TRIBUNE NEWS NETWORK accordance with Qatar Air- our Al Darb Qatarisation Pro- skills to realise their aspira- offered by the ministry to Tunisia Beji Caid Essebsi, pertaining to bilateral relations between DOHA ways’ requirements. gramme. Our Al Darb Pro- tions and become the change- raise their academic level and the two countries and the ways to boost and develop them.
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