Located in Doha's bustling entertainment and shopping district, Mondrian Doha lights up the stellar Middle Eastern city.

A crowd of extreme fans swarmed and verbally abused men’s head coach Wang Hao during a match at the WTT China Smash, prompting police involvement and plans for venue blacklists. The incident occurred… · Photo : Doha Stadium Plus · CC BY · Flickr

Orlando Pirates prepare for their MTN8 final showdown against Mamelodi Sundowns in Durban on Saturday. The match, set to take place at the Moses Mabhida Stadium, will see the two South African giants… · Photo : Doha Stadium Plus · CC BY · Flickr

💥 Israeli army says it attacked around 100,000 targets across Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, Iran, Qatar and Yemen over past 3 years 📈 Military reports 65,000 targets attacked in Gaza, 28,000 in Lebanon and...

Albániát a „rózsaszín flamingók forradalma” tartja lázban. Naponta vonulnak fel tüntetők egy, a környezetre káros luxusszállodai projekt ellen. A háttérben szíriai–katari befektetők állnak, akik más, hasonló beruházásokat is vezetnek, különösen az Indiai-óceán térségében. Doha ugyanis a turizmusra épít nemzetközi pozíciójának megerősítése és gazdaságának diverzifikálása érdekében. Az Aldabra-atoll, amelyet az ENSZ Oktatási, Tudományos és Kulturális Szervezete (UNESCO) világörökségként (…) - 2026/08

Tim medis dan bedah Program Kembar Siam Saudi berhasil memisahkan bayi kembar siam asal Maroko, Saja dan Doha. Operasi berlangsung selama enam jam di Rumah Sakit Spesialis Anak Raja Abdullah, King Abdulaziz Medical City, Kementerian Garda Nasional, Riyadh, Kamis (8/10/2026).

Doha, Qatar: The sixth edition of the Recycling Towards Sustainability Conference & Exhibition 2026 concluded yesterday after two days of discussions, exhibitions and workshops highlighting innovative approaches to recycling, waste management, sustainability and the development of a circular economy. Held on October 6 and 7 at Raffles Doha under the patronage of Minister of Municipality H E Abdullah bin Hamad bin Abdullah Al Attiyah, the event brought together government entities, local and international companies and institutions, as well as experts and specialists in recycling, waste management, sustainability and the circular economy. The two-day event attracted around 1,020 visitors, while the total number of registered participants reached 1,464. It featured six embassies, 127 exhibitors and 51 speakers, in addition to 16 school participations from 10 schools, six of which registered to participate in two sessions. The second day featured discussions on strengthening the sustainability of public cleanliness services through integrated planning, data and technology, as well as enhanced field coordination. Sessions examined the role of tracking systems, smart containers and predictive data in improving resource allocation, responding to operational changes, reducing unnecessary trips and cutting emissions. Other sessions explored Qatar’s efforts to develop an integrated circular economy through innovative solutions in...

I Charge Thee Hence   Last night she came to me. To say I was surprised was an understatement – you see these Doha pavements, we...

I spent three days flying around the world to keep my airline status for another year. A missed connection stranded me in Doha, but I'd do it again.

I spent three days flying around the world to keep my airline status for another year. A missed connection stranded me in Doha, but I'd do it again.

Countries: Sudan, Qatar Source: Qatar Charity Please refer to the attached files. Fifty trucks carrying medicines and medical supplies will support Sudan’s overstretched health sector Doha, October 7, 2026 Qatar Charity (QC) has launched a humanitarian bridge from the State of Qatar to the Republic of Sudan, in partnership with Qatar Fund for Development (QFFD), Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC) and Aspetar, a specialized orthopaedic and sports medicine hospital. The initiative comprises 50 trucks carrying essential medicines and medical supplies as part of an urgent response to the growing health needs caused by the continuing conflict in Sudan. Launch Ceremony The launch ceremony was held on Wednesday, 7 October, at the headquarters of Gulf Warehousing Company (GWC), in the presence of representatives of Qatar Charity and the organizations supporting the initiative. The humanitarian bridge reflects the coordinated efforts of Qatari institutions to support the Sudanese people and strengthen the country’s health sector amid one of the world’s most severe humanitarian and health emergencies. Responding to Urgent Health Needs The humanitarian bridge aims to deliver essential medicines and medical supplies and strengthen the capacity of health providers in Sudan to meet rapidly growing needs. The country continues to face severe shortages of essential supplies, while many health facilities are unable to provide basic services. The medicines and medical supplies were provided by QFFD, HMC and Aspetar, while Qatar Charity is coordinating the operational and logistical arrangements for their transportation to Sudan. A Deepening Health Crisis The launch of the humanitarian bridge comes as Sudan faces extremely difficult humanitarian and health conditions. World Health Organization estimates indicate that more than 20 million people require health assistance, 21 million face severe food shortages, and approximately 33.7 million people are expected to need humanitarian assistance this year. Sudan’s health system has been severely weakened by the continuing conflict, attacks on healthcare facilities, mass displacement, and shortages of medicines, medical supplies and health workers. More than one-third of health facilities in the country remain non-functional, leaving millions of people without access to essential and life-saving care. Coordinated Qatari Support The humanitarian bridge demonstrates the importance of cooperation among Qatari institutions in responding to major humanitarian emergencies. By bringing together medical resources, operational expertise and logistical capabilities, the initiative seeks to maximize the impact of humanitarian assistance and address the urgent health needs of the Sudanese people. It also reaffirms the commitment of Qatar Charity and its partners to supporting people affected by the crisis and helping Sudan’s health sector continue providing essential services despite the immense challenges it faces. The initiative builds on Qatar Charity’s health and humanitarian program in Sudan for 2026, which aims to support medical services, strengthen the healthcare system and expand access to treatment for the most vulnerable. During this year, Qatar Charity implemented a series of specialized health initiatives, including cardiac medical camps, surgical operations and cardiac catheterization procedures, as well as cochlear implant and cataract treatment programs. Valued at more than QAR 1.3 million, these interventions provided patients with specialized medical care and strengthened the health sector’s capacity to respond to growing needs across the targeted areas. The total value of Qatar Charity’s humanitarian projects and interventions in Sudan in 2026 has reached approximately QAR 17 million to date. This figure does not include the assistance being delivered through the newly launched humanitarian bridge. ** End**

Your Excellencies, Honorable Ministers, Esteemed Delegates, and Distinguished Partners, Good morning. On behalf of the Minister of Labour and Social Welfare of the State of Eritrea, I extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Government and people of the United Republic of Tanzania for their warm hospitality in hosting this 2nd Doha Ministerial Dialogue. We also […]

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