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| | Ancient grave discovered in Wadi Debayan |  IN A major archeological
development in Qatar, an
unmarked grave has been discovered
at Wadi Debayan, an
important site with human
occupation dating back to
about 7,500 years.
The exploration of Wadi
Debayan, situated on northwestern
Qatar to the south of
the site of Al Zubara and the
Ushayriq peninsula, is part of
the Remote Sensing and
Qatar National Historical
Environment Record
(QNHER) Project.
"We have come across one
burial, probably a full skeleton
and though we cannot say that
we have a cemetery there, it is
a fair possibility," Richard
Cuttler, project co-director,
said during a site visit.
QNHER is being developed
as part of the remote... | | | 10 QP staff win supply chain auditor status |  QATAR Petroleum´s Industrial
Security Directorate
recently organised the firstever
ISO 28000 Lead
Auditor Course to be presented
in Qatar for its personnel
in partnership with
RABQSA International, a
training and personnel certification
body based in
Australia.
According to a Qatar
Petroleum (QP) press release
issued on Saturday, the
course was primarily aimed
at equipping the participants
with the necessary expertise
to perform an ISO 28000
internal audit.
A total of 10 senior staff of
the corporation achieved
auditor status after successfully
completing the intensive
one-week course, the
release said.
The ISO 28000 series of
standards is an internationally... | | | SFSQ seniors to graduate on May 12 |  GEORGETOWN University´s
School of Foreign Service
in Qatar will graduate its
fourth class of 31 seniors on
May 12. There will be 11 students
majoring in culture
and politics and 20 in international
politics.
Speaking on the occasion,
Dean Gerd Nonneman said,
"The Class of 2012 is the perfect
embodiment of the
Georgetown values of the
pursuit of excellence, contemplation
in action, and the
engagement with their surrounding
societies and the
world at large, that is represented
in such mottos as ´Men
and Women for Others´. They
take these values into their
professional lives or further
study, boosted by the broadbased
education and specialist
training... | |
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