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Saturday, May 18 2013
Towering Ambition
IF you seek a monument to Qatari ambition and achievement in Doha, look up. The capital of the wealthy Gulf state has transformed itself with dizzying speed from a dreary desert port into a kind of Manhattan with sand ...
THE POLITICS OF DIGNITY & SELF-RESPECT
MEMO to: Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and President Dmitry Medvedev Subject: Russia and the Arab Spring From: A traveller to Cairo and Moscow Dear Sirs: You may think that the situations ...
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QA launches direct flight to Baku

QATAR Airways (QA) launched its first flight to the Azerbaijani city of Baku as part of its expansion programme this year. This is the newest European route among Qatar Airways´ destinations. Qatar Airways will operate ...

NTSC holds seminar on highway safety standards
THE National Traffic Safety Committee (NTSC) in collaboration with Naif Arab University for Security Sciences held a three-day seminar on ´Safety Standards of Long Highways´. The opening ceremony of the seminar, which ended on Wednesday, was attended by Traffic Department Director Brigadier Mohammed Saad al Kharji, NTSC Secretary- General Brigadier Mohammed Abdullah al Maliki, Head of Police Sciences at Naif University Dr Abbas Abu Shama Abdul Mahmoud, Dean of Studies and Research Centre at the University Prof Ahsan Mubarak Taleb and a number of department heads ...
Cross enrollment prepares NUQ student for media career
WHEN Sara Khodr moved to Qatar with her family, after having spent the first 14 years of her life in Seattle, USA, she was struck by how much people here knew about the West and how little her friends back in the West knew of the Middle East. Sara, who comes from a Lebanese background, resolved to use the power of media to help right this imbalance. "I started to realise then that I wanted to give voice to people and issues that matter in the Middle East but are often overlooked in international media," said Khodr, now an undergraduate at Northwestern University in Qatar. "I wanted to fight common stereotypes ...
Small Doha´s big power amazes German city mayor
QATAR has just won another admirer. Andreas Brand, the Lord Mayor of the German city of Friedrichshafen, who was in the country for a visit recently told Qatar Tribune that Doha may be a "small city" but it wields "big power". What the non-partisan politician, who heads the city government of the second biggest town in Lake Constance region near the Austria and Switzerland border down south, did not say was that the same went for his city as well. The man who as Lord Mayor of Friedrichshafen chairs the supervisory board of Zeppelin (the Zeppelin foundation is managed by the City of Friedrichshafen).

MES hosts ‘Urdu Day’
Nakilat participates in CNAQ education & career expo
New Indian eatery to be opened

 

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