 | Farewell to top Indian embassy official APEX organisations of Indian
expatriates in Qatar, such as
Indian Cultural Center (ICC),
Indian Community Benevolent
Forum (ICBF) and Indian
Business Professionals
Network (IBPN) hosted a
farewell party for the outgoing...
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| | Meet on environmental
mutagens gets underway |
 THE Sixth International
Conference on
Environmental Mutagens in
Human Population
(ICEMHP) 2012 started at
the Qatar National
Convention Center on
Monday. The opening ceremony
of the event will take
place on Tuesday in the presence
of some of the renowned
scientists from around the
world.
Princess Chulabhorn of
Thailand, Dr Abdelali
Haoudi, vice-president for
research, Qatar Foundation,
and Dr Saleh al Marri, assistant
secretary-general of
Medical Affairs at the
Supreme Council of Health
Qatar will deliver the keynote
addresses as well as make
presentations ... | | | Oryx GTL honours long-serving employees |
 ORYX GTL held its annual
long-service award ceremony
to honour the employees who
have been part of the Oryx
GTL family for over five
years, at an enchanting function
at the W Hotel recently.
The 87 recipients of the
award had the opportunity to
share a night of celebration
and happiness in which Oryx
GTL executive management
and managers thanked them
for their support and contributions
to the seven years of
success the company has
had.
The ceremony started with
the HR Administration
Supervisor Hamad
Dalmouk´s welcoming words
on behalf of the HR department,
inviting the staff to celebrate
their hard work and
accomplishment ... | | | CMUQ teams come up trumps at programming contest |
 THREE computer programming
teams from Carnegie
Mellon University in Qatar
(CMUQ) participated in the
Second Gulf Programming
Contest (GPC ´12) held at
Khalifa University in Abu
Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
recently. Its teams Brainiacs
and Kufta, finished second
and third respectively, sharing
the winners´ podium.
GPC ´12 featured 42 teams
from around the Arabian
Gulf. Each team had 10
problems to solve over a fivehour
period. All problems
needed to be solved in the
competition´s official computer
programming languages
of C, C++ or Java.
Theirry Sans, assistant
teaching professor at
Carnegie Mellon Qatar and
GPC´12 supervisor, congratulated ... | |
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