The General Directorate of Traffic at the Ministry of Interior (Mol) has intensified monitoring of wrong overtaking of vehicles by installing traffic cameras to ensure the safety of motorists and other road users. "Overtaking from the right is wrong behaviour, some people do it without regard for the rights of others and it causes many traffic accidents," Mol said on its × platform. The Directorate said that a number of devices have been installed to monitor violations of overtaking from the right in a bid to ensure the enhancement of traffic safety It said that turning or overtaking without indicating to other road users is also a traffic violation that can lead to accidents. The Department asked motorists to give a signal before changing lanes for safety. Seatbelt violations are enforced for both the driver and the front-seat passenger and are recorded by traffic patrols and surveillance cameras. This is in accordance with Article No. 54 of Traffic Law No. 19 of 2007 which mandates that both the driver of a motor vehicle and the front seat passenger must wear seatbelts when the vehicle is moving on the road. The General Directorate of Traffic started automating monitoring of traffic violations of not wearing seat belts and using mobile phones while driving from September 3, 2023. The two violations are being detected through the unified radar system which is connected to all radars and road CCTV cameras installed across the country. The system aims at reducing road accidents causing death and injuries. Not wearing seat belt is one of the most serious violations because of the damage it could cause to the driver, as seat belt is the first line of safety. The Directorate called on all road users to comply with the traffic law and its executive regulations to preserve lives and property, and to contribute to the great efforts made by the various concerned authorities across the country, stressing that traffic safety is a joint responsibility between the official authorities and the society. Traffic-related deaths and grave injuries in Qatar dropped 24.3 percent in 2023 compared to 2022, with 5.3 deaths per 100,000 population, as per figures by the Ministry of Interior. According to the data, 168 deaths from road traffic crashes were registered in 2023, bringing the rate in Qatar lower than the global rate estimated at 15 deaths per 100,000 population. It indicated that the reasons for the decrease in accidents were due to several factors, including setting new controls and requirements for motorcycles used for delivery services, as well as the use of electric scooters, in addition to activating the unified radar system to detect seatbelt violations and mobile phone use while driving, which began operating in September. This was in addition to intensifying the deployment of traffic patrols, focusing on areas with the highest recorded traffic accidents, providing alternative means of transportation such as the metro and public buses, constructing 98 bridges and tunnels for pedestrian crossings, and implementing awareness campaigns and community partnership programmes targeting various groups.

Qatar Airways has been named Airline of the Year for 2024 by AirlineRatings.com, dethroning prominent airlines such as Air New Zealand, Korean Air, Cathay Pacific Airways, and Emirates. For the fifth consecutive year, Qatar Airways also bagged the titles for Best Business Class and Best Catering. In a statement, the Editor-in-Chief of AirlineRatings.com Geoffrey Thomas attributed Qatar Airways' success to its consistency and standard of service delivery based on the feedback of passengers. "In our objective analysis Qatar Airways came out number one in many key areas although it was a very close scoring for the top ten," he stated. "The passenger reviews however scored Qatar Airways ahead of all airlines and its consistency and high standard of service delivery came through in the feedback." The Airline Excellence Awards is presented by AirlineRatings.com, the world's only safety and product rating website. The awards are judged by five editors with over 100 years of industry experience, and combine major safety and government audits, with 12 key criteria that include: fleet age, passenger reviews, profitability, safety rating, product rating, innovation, and forward fleet orders. #Amazing_Qatar #Amazing_Qatar_news #Amazing_Qatar_team #qatar2024 #qatarinstagram #dohaqatar #seeqatar #Doha #Qatar

The Tourism Licensing Department at Qatar Tourism in collaboration with the Ministry of Commerce and Industry announced a joint initiative that facilitates qualitative licensing procedures for tourism establishments and businesses. This includes seasonal discounts, festival-specific discounts, loyalty customer discounts, promotional offers, and special deals. This initiative allows establishments to adhere to all regulations and legal procedures to ensure the safety and smoothness of the licensing issuance process. This collaborative initiative aims to simplify and expedite ‘Qualitative Licensing Services’ procedures for granting hotel and tourism establishments, to stimulate the tourism sector. MOCI and QT aim to restrict the challenges that entities in the sector face when applying for promotional and price reduction offers licenses, as well as the procedures for festivals, events and exhibition licensing. As part of the collaboration, it was agreed to issue a one -fee annual license that includes all offers and discounts offered by hotels, to be announced through their marketing plans. Visit Qatar, the main arm of Qatar Tourism, announced that it will handle the application process for the‘single- license’ on behalf of entities and individuals participating in festivals, and events, which will contribute to streamlined procedures and enhanced cooperation between various entities within the sector. This procedure safeguards businesses, expands industry opportunities, and allows for a more optimal and safe tourism experience for visitors. In addition, there are streamlined and expedited qualitative licensing services which will come into effect this month. On this occasion, Mr. Hassan bin Sultan Al-Ghanim, Assistant Undersecretary for Consumer Affairs at the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, expressed his delight for launching this initiative in collaboration with Qatar Tourism, stressing that “this was introduced to facilitate the procedures for obtaining specific licenses for tourism and hospitality establishments, where obtaining the license would take one business day, withthe prerequisite that all terms and conditions are met and the required documents submitted, this would have a direct positive impact on the entire sector’s value chain. The tourism sector has been identified as one of the key sectors in the country’s economy, which contributes to attracting investments and increasing the revenues.” He added: “This initiative comes within the framework of the efforts of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry to develop the business environment and facilitate business ventures in the country, and to establish an encouraging investment environment for entrepreneurs and investors. It is important to shed light on the Ministry’s keenness to consolidate collaborations with various relevant government entities with the aim to facilitate and streamline procedures for granting the necessary approvals and licenses to establish a business.” Commenting on the initiative, Omar Al Jaber, Acting Chief of the Tourism Development Sector at Qatar Tourism, said: “The new licensing initiative by Qatar Tourism and the Ministry of Commerce and Industry aims to enhance tourism offerings across relevant businesses and provide necessary protection for the activities of these establishments. Thus, providing the sector the flexibility to intensify its efforts by launching promotional campaigns that revive their work as well as provide tourists opportunities to enjoy attractive offerings, enhancing visitors’ experience. This initiative reflects Qatar Tourism’s commitment to develop and expand the reach of the tourism sector in the country, by including more tourism and hospitality businesses and focus on being comprehensive with its licensing protocol and elevating the efficacy and transparency of key services.” Qatar Tourism is committed to collaborating with private and public stakeholders to facilitate licensing processes, enhancing the ease of access for tourism establishments, and revitalizing the sector. Continuous improvement in Qatar Tourism’s licensing landscape aims to alleviate challenges faced by hotels, reduce financial strain during off-peak seasons, and offset application barriers. By continuously improving the tourism landscape, Qatar aims to encourage investment both locally and internationally, fostering sustainable growth in the sector. The two main goals of this collaborative initiative are to protect the interests of businesses and maintain high quality licensing standards to uphold the reputation of the tourism sector.

May 25th, 2024 - Generation Amazing Foundation (GA), in collaboration with Maktaba Children’s Library, proudly launches Reading Goals 2.0, a ground breaking initiative aimed at fostering literacy and a lifelong love for reading among youth in Qatar. The launch event marks the next phase of a partnership, which began in 2016, dedicated to empowering young minds through sports and the joy of storytelling. In 2016, GA and Maktaba introduced Reading Goals, a program aimed at leveraging the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ to promote literacy awareness. Within the program, the organizations developed a collection of 12 bilingual Arabic/English children’s books. Authored and illustrated by Qataris or Qatar residents, these stories convey essential messages aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs), including gender equality and climate action. Under Reading Goals 2.0, GA and Maktaba introduce dynamic workshops and digital media to ignite children's imaginations. The social media campaign will launch on the 2nd of June, inviting audiences to experience the courageous characters and vibrant narratives of the 12 stories. The community workshops, commencing on July 6th, will immerse children aged 7-13 in the theme "My Sports Journey," encouraging creativity and literacy and providing an opportunity for families to come together, share stories, and create lasting memories. Nasser Al-Khori, Executive Director of GA, emphasized the importance of the legacy and sustainability of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™, and its connection to Reading Goals 2.0 by stating: "Reading Goals 2.0 signifies GA's unwavering commitment to empowering youth through literacy and storytelling. The Generation Amazing Book Collection, a cornerstone of GA's partnership with Maktaba Children’s Library, aims to educate children on sustainability through engaging storytelling. These themes are integrated into books and workshops to foster a sense of responsibility in young readers and empower them to be responsible global citizens." Sarah Champa, Co-author and Founder of Maktaba Children’s Library, expressed her pride in the Reading Goals program, stating, "We are very proud of the Reading Goals programme. Through it we strengthen our mission to foster a lifelong love or reading and learning as a cornerstone of social emotional growth and skill development and we amplify local voices bringing greater diversity to children’s literature, creating space for better understanding through storytelling." Join Generation Amazing Foundation and Maktaba Children’s Library in their mission to cultivate a lifelong love for reading and storytelling. Whether through immersive workshops or vibrant online narratives, Reading Goals 2.0 promises an enchanting journey for every young reader and their family. The Generation Amazing Book Collection is now available in both print and online formats, promoting easy access to captivating stories in Arabic and English. (Link to the stories: GA’s website https://www.generationamazing.qa/maktaba, Maktaba’s website https://maktabaqatar.org/readinggoals/)

Qatar's Government Communications Office (GCO) announced on 23 May 2024 that the Ministry of Finance has issued green bonds worth USD 2.5 billion, which is aimed at financing eco-friendly projects. The green bonds issued are divided into two tranches: the first worth USD 1 billion for a term of five years at a spread of 30 basis points over US Treasuries, and the second worth USD 1.5 billion for a 10-year period at a spread of 40 basis points over US Treasuries. The bonds' issuance follows the Third National Development Strategy 2024-2023, which is dedicated to protecting the environment and combating climate change. The strategy also aims to build society members who support the preservation of the environment, as stated in the Qatar National Vision 2030. The ministry stated that the issuance had attracted much interest from diverse investors as the oversubscription exceeded 5.6 times, and the order book at peak totalled over USD 14 billion. The ministry further announced that the subscription reflects investors' confidence in Qatar's sovereign green-financing framework. This further allows investors to participate in Qatar's development journey of combating the effects of climate change and protecting the environment through sustainable development. Source & cover image credit: GCO #Amazing_Qatar #Amazing_Qatar_News #QatarNews #qatar2023 #qatarinstagram #Doha #Qatar

A proposed "Friendship bridge" aims to connect two countries with a historically turbulent relationship, promoting Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) economic development and enhancing people-to-people ties. According to the Daily Express, the officially-named Bahrain-Qatar Causeway project is expected to reduce travel time from five hours to 30 minutes over a 21-mile distance. Initially estimated at £1.8 billion in 2008, the project’s cost has now risen to nearly a whopping £2.4 billion. The bridge will accommodate road and railway traffic and is considered a natural extension of the King Fahd Causeway, connecting Khobar, Saudi Arabia, and Al Jasra and Bahrain. Additionally, it will reach the height of 40 metres and support maritime navigation. “The proximity of Bahrain to Qatar and the dynamism of both economies make them structurally logical trading partners, and this is reinforced by the warmth of cultural ties between the two nations,” Dr Omar Alubaydli from the Bahrain Centre for Strategic, International and Energy Studies (Derasat) told the Gulf Daily News (GND) in February. The project was reportedly first approved in February 2005 to be the longest fixed link in the world at the time, linking Bahrain to Qatar. Doha and Manama, the two capitals, were on the verge of war in 1986 over disputed territories, including the Zubura, Janan Islands and Fasht Al Dibal. In 2010, the dispute over the Hawar Islands which had first begun in 1936 was reignited, escalating costs and stalling the project. #Amazing_Qatar #Amazing_Qatar_News #QatarNews #qatar2023 #qatarinstagram #Doha #Qatar

Cabinet, in its meeting on Wednesday morning, May 22, 2024, approved a proposal by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education to allow the enrollment in kindergarten classes before the primary stage for children from the age of three instead of four years. Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs HE Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani chaired the Cabinet's regular meeting held at its seat at the Amiri Diwan. After the meeting, Minister of Justice and Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs HE Ibrahim bin Ali Al Mohannadi issued the following statement: The Cabinet considered the topics on its agenda as follows: First - The Cabinet was informed of the Shura Council's approval of a draft law concerning the handling of regulated products. Second - Approval of a draft law amending some provisions of Law No. 25 of 2015 concerning civil defense, and referring it to the Shura Council. Third - Approval of a draft decision by the Minister of Interior identifying the facilities where QatarEnergy will implement some provisions of Law No. 25 of 2015 concerning civil defense. Fourth - Approval of a draft decision by the Minister of State for Energy Affairs regarding the terms and specifications of security and safety systems, electrical and water installation rules, and necessary measures and precautions for securing, protecting, and maintaining service delivery equipment and devices. Fifth - Approval of a proposal by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education to take the necessary measures to amend Article 6 of Law No. 9 of 2017 regulating schools, in order to allow the enrollment in kindergarten classes before the primary stage for children from the age of three instead of four years. Sixth - Taking the necessary measures to ratify a memorandum of understanding between the Government of the State of Qatar and the Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria for cooperation in combating the illicit trafficking of drugs, psychotropic substances, and their precursors. Seventh - Approval of: 1- A draft memorandum of understanding regarding cooperation in the field of sports between the Government of the State of Qatar and the Government of Romania. 2- A draft memorandum of understanding for cooperation in organizing mobile exhibitions between Qatar Museums in the State of Qatar and M+ Museum Limited in Hong Kong. Eighth - The Cabinet reviewed a report on the results of the participation of the State of Qatar's delegation, headed by HE Minister of Labor and Chairman of the National Committee for Combating Human Trafficking, tin the Fifth Government Forum to Combat Trafficking in Persons, and then took the appropriate decision thereon. #Amazing_Qatar #Amazing_Qatar_News #QatarNews #qatar2023 #qatarinstagram #Doha #Qatar

With the increasing number of tourists travelling in and around the Gult, the Ministry of Interior has announced new rules and procedures on traffic rule violators exiting the country, exit permit for vehicles, payment of traffic fines and on designating lanes for taxis, limousines and motorcycles for delivery vehicles. These new updates are based on Traffic Law issued by Decree-Law No. (19) of 2007, decision of the Minister of Interior No. (21) of 2024 regarding the rules and procedures for issuing permits for mechanical vehicles to exit the country. The General Directorate of Traffic announced to the owners of mechanical vehicles the implementation of the following rules and procedures, effective from May 22, 2024: First A permit must be obtained from the General Directorate of Traffic for mechanical vehicles to exit the country, as per the prescribed form and the following conditions: The vehicle must not have any outstanding traffic violations. The final destination (point of arrival) for the mechanical vehicle must be specified. The applicant for the permit must be the owner of the vehicle, or present proof of the owner's consent for the vehicle to exit the country. The following vehicles are exempted from the requirement for a vehicle exit permit: Vehicles bound for the GCC countries (point of arrival) provided they have no traffic violations, and the driver is either the owner or has the owner's consent. Goods transporting vehicles. Second Rules for the return of vehicles with Qatari plates: Considering the exception mentioned in the "First" above, owner of a vehicle outside the country must adhere to the following: 1. Return the vehicles that are outside the country before applying these rules and procedures, within (90) days from the date of this announcement, unless the owner obtains a permit from the licensing authority for the vehicle to remain abroad for a specified period or periods. 2. Return the vehicle permitted to leave the country before the permit expires, with the possibility to renew the permit for a further period or periods. Third In case of violating the aforementioned rules and procedures, legal actions will be taken, including the administrative impoundment of the vehicle for up to (90) days. Fourth Effective from the date of this announcement, mechanical vehicles outside the country will not be allowed to renew their registration unless the vehicle undergoes a technical inspection inside the country. If the registration is not renewed within the legal period (30 days from the expiration date), the vehicle owner must return the license plates to the General Directorate of Traffic. Failure to return the plates will result in referring the violator to the Public Prosecution for its procedures, according to Article (95) of the mentioned Traffic Law, which stipulates imprisonment for not less than one week and not more than one year, and a fine of not less than (3,000) Qatari Riyals and not more than (10,000) Qatari Riyals, or either of these penalties. Fifth A 50% discount on the value of traffic violations for all mechanical vehicles will be applied from (01 June 2024) until (31 August 2024). The discount includes violations recorded within no more than three years. Sixth Effective from September 1, 2024, traffic law violators will not be allowed to leave the country through any state borders (land, air, and sea) without paying the fines and dues through the (Metrash2) application, Ministry of Interior website, traffic sections, or unified service centers. Seventh Effective from 22 May 2024, as per the provisions of the Article No. 49 of the Traffic Law, buses with more than (25) passengers, taxis, limousines, and motorcycles for delivery services are prohibited from using the left lane on road networks with three or more lanes in each direction, while the lane changes are allowed at least (300 meters) before intersections. Failure to adhere to the specified lane will result in referring the violators to the Public Prosecution for its procedures according to Article (95) of the aforementioned Traffic Law. #Amazing_Qatar #Amazing_Qatar_news #Amazing_Qatar_team #qatar2024 #qatarinstagram #dohaqatar #seeqatar #moiqatar #trafficnews #Doha #Qatar

The activities of the 36th edition of Doha Theatrical Festival, organised by the Ministry of Culture, will begin on Saturday and continue until June 4 at the U VENUE Theater, which is hosting the festival for the first time. Organized by the Theater Affairs Center, in cooperation with the Qatar events center, the festival will feature a variety of events that include 10 theatrical performances, 3 of which by Qatari national theater groups (Qatar, Doha, and Al-Watan), and 7 performances by private artistic production companies, in addition to a final show that will shed light on aspects of the history of Qatari theatre. The goals of the festival are activating and developing the theatrical movement by presenting distinguished theatrical performances in which there are many intellectual and directing trends and artistic treatments; developing the theatrical awareness of young theater artists through intellectual and artistic seminars; and supporting and encouraging distinguished local theater experiences. They also include discovering young local theatrical artistic talents and capabilities and working on refining and preparing them artistically, strengthening relations between artists in various fields of theatre arts, and establishing a theatrical fan base. The Ministry of Culture stated in a statement today that the festival will hold 10 applied seminars in which a number of critics and specialists in the field of theater will participate to discuss the participating plays after the performances. The last day of the festival will also witness honoring a number of Qatari artists who contributed to supporting the theatrical movement, among them, the late artist Abdullah Ahmed, and the distinguished artist Hadya Saced, in addition to distinguished artists nominated by the theater groups, including: Nasser Al Hammadi from the Al-Watan group, Talal Al Siddiqi from the Qatar Theater group, and Ahmad Afif from the Doha Theater Group. #Amazing_Qatar #Amazing_Qatar_news #Amazing_Qatar_team #qatar2024 #qatarinstagram #dohaqatar #seeqatar #Doha #Qatar

Qatar Airways destination management company, Discover Qatar, announces the launch of its exclusive air tour, Discover Doha by Air, an endeavour that further builds on the magic of exploring Qatar. The tour offers discerning travellers the opportunity to explore breath-taking landscapes and iconic landmarks from the unparalleled comfort and convenience of a light aircraft. Designed to cater to the desires of the everyday explorer seeking bespoke adventures, Discover Doha by Air promises an extraordinary fusion of adventure, thrill-seeking, and exploration, Qatar Airways said in a press release. Each air tour is well-planned and prepared to comfortably accommodate eight passengers in an air-conditioned cabin of a Cessna 208 Caravan, a single-engine light turboprop utility aircraft, designed with large windows that are ideal for aerial viewing. The onboard headphones will allow customers to clearly hear the pilots in-flight commentary during their experience. Discover Qatar Senior Vice President, Steven Reynolds, said: "Guests are invited to embark on an unforgettable journey around Dohas skies, soaring above remarkable landscapes and cultural treasures, on the Cessna 208 Caravan. At Discover Qatar, we are continuously working to curate our offerings to meet and exceed our customers expectations." With a flight duration of 45 minutes, the aircraft will take off from Doha International Airport Premium Terminal, first flying over Al Thumama Stadium, Aspire Zone and Education City and then move towards Lusail Stadium, Al Bayt Stadium and Thakira Mangrove Forest. The journey will continue with flybys over The Pearl Island, Al Safliya Island, Katara Cultural Village and West Bay. Before reaching the airport, the aircraft will be flying over the Corniche, National Museum of Qatar, Museum of Islamic Art and Stadium 974 for a grand finish. With the first tour scheduled for Thursday, 27 June 2024, booking is now available at discoverqatar.qa/air and priced at QAR 710 for adults and children over two years of age, and free of charge for children under two years of age. The experience is also available for passengers transiting for 6 or more hours at Hamad International Airport with a starting price of QAR 850, including private return transfers between Hamad International Airport and Doha International Airport Premium Terminal.

In an era dominated by digital art and advertising, the sight of a physical graphic poster, especially an Arabic one, has become increasingly rare. However, at M7 in Msheireb Downtown Doha, visitors have the unique opportunity to explore 100 remarkable pieces of the region’s graphic design culture. The “100/100 Hundred Best Arabic Posters” exhibit is an independent platform dedicated to the celebration of Arabic Graphic Design. It highlights the rich visual art culture of the region, showcasing the evolution of script, imagery, and style by leading Arab graphic designers. The initiative’s vision is to document the contemporary visual culture of the Arab world, aiming to inspire, connect, and educate emerging talents, academics, and professionals. By doing so, it aims to enhance the global visibility and perception of Arabic graphic design. Every two years, the Hundred Best Arabic Posters competition invites an independent jury to select the top 100 posters. Over the past decade, four rounds of this competition have been completed, resulting in 400 winning posters chosen from over 7,400 submissions across 23 countries. This year marks the inaugural presentation of the exhibit in Qatar. The 100 selected posters cover a variety of themes, including movie posters, exhibitions, events, poetry, alphabets, and calligraphy. The jurors for this year’s selection are Nora Aly, Lina Ghaibeh, Nassim Azarzar, Ghalia Elsrakbi, and Ali Almasri. Meanwhile, the Co-Directors of 100/100 are Jochen Braun, Ryan Vincente Lee Grees, and Regina Rammelt. This exhibition is part of the biennial Design Doha event, which commenced in February and will run until August, taking place at various locations throughout Doha. The headline exhibition, “Arab Design Now,” curated by Rana Beiruti, stresses the rich cultural diversity and history of innovation across the Arab world, from Bilad Al Sham to the Gulf and North Africa. It celebrates this diversity while highlighting the shared values of community, co-creation, and storytelling in contemporary design. Authors Bahia Shehab and Haytham Nawar, in their PROSE Award-winning book “A History of Arab Graphic Design,” explaiedn that Arab graphic design emerged in the early 20th century as a response to significant economic, social, and political changes in the Arab world. Although graphic design became a formally recognised genre of visual art in the region only in the 21st century, the field has yet to see extensive academic exploration. The “100/100 Hundred Best Arabic Posters” is open to the public and will run until August 5.

Qatar Museums (QM), in collaboration with AlBahie Auction House, and the Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS), hosted a live charity auction titled ‘Art for Peace’ at the Museum of Islamic Art (MIA) on May 12, 2024. The funds raised will be directed towards providing vital aid and support to Gaza. The auction offered an opportunity for attendees to acquire pieces of exceptional historical and cultural significance. Notable highlights included Keffiyeh by Fatima Al Khalaf, a symbol of strength and chivalry, defining authenticity and Arab identity; Destiny by Guzel Abdrakhmanova, focusing on the resilience and silent suffering of Palestinian children in the face of adversity; Home by Soha Raslan, advocating for women of all ages all around the globe; Butterfly of Paradise by Mariam Al-Sayegh, depicts the hand of a seven-day-old girl stained with blood, symbolizing the horror of massacres in Gaza; Sumerian Dream by Salim Mathkour, expressing the dream of an Iraqi person from Mesopotamia; and Sunset in Red by Tarek Maarkach, inspired by the sea and traditional boats of Qatar. Mohammed Al-Rumaihi, CEO of Qatar Museums, commented, “Qatar Museums is committed to using art as force for positive change, which is why we are so proud to have partnered with AlBahie Auction House and the Qatar Red Crescent Society for the ‘Art for Peace’ charity auction at the Museum of Islamic Art. The auction exemplifies and highlights our commitment to fostering mutual understanding through art, and it was a pleasure to see so many who share our passion take part for such a worthy cause. I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to the contributing artists for their generosity in partnering with us, and all those who attended and purchased a work of art for their generosity, as we unite in solidarity for Gaza.” Faisal Mohamed Al-Emadi, Secretary-General of QRCS said, “It is an honor for QRCS to be part of the ‘Art for Peace’ initiative, in cooperation with Qatar Museums and AlBahie. Representing Qatar’s deep-rooted solidarity with our brothers and sisters in Palestine, this noble charitable initiative mobilizes the power of art to serve humanitarian causes. It also strengthens effective partnerships among Qatari organizations from various sectors, towards shared humanitarian and social goals.” AlBahie Auction House connects art enthusiasts locally and globally through monthly auctions and events, promoting cultural understanding and dialogue. A first of its kind in Qatar's art scene, AlBahie provides a dynamic platform in Doha where diverse cultures unite, celebrating heritage and nurturing a shared passion for creativity. Ashraf AbuIssa, Chairman of AlBahie Auction House said, “The ‘Art for Peace’ auction was truly inspiring, showcasing unity and solidarity across the board – from Qatar Museums, AlBahie Auction House, and generous donors, all exemplifying unwavering support for Gaza.” #Amazing_Qatar #Amazing_Qatar_news #Amazing_Qatar_team #qatar2024 #qatarinstagram #dohaqatar #seeqatar #Doha #Qatar