Doha: Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdel Aati held two phone calls on Monday with French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot and Danish Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen, discussing the rapid developments in the Gaza Strip and support for security and stability in the region. During the two phone calls, Abdel Aati stressed the critical importance of both parties to Sharm El-Sheikh

London: The British Foreign Office expressed concern over the escalation carried out by the Israeli occupation forces in the Gaza Strip. “The escalation today in Gaza is deeply concerning,” Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper said in a statement. “The ceasefire must hold and humanitarian aid must get through to those in need.” Cooper called on all parties to respect US President

Portoroz: King Abdullah II of Jordan emphasized the need for bolstering humanitarian efforts in the Gaza Strip to alleviate the severe impacts of the ongoing conflict. Addressing the Summit of Southern European Union countries (MED-9) in Portoroz, Slovenia, the King urged for coordinated efforts between Middle Eastern and Southern European nations, alongside the United States and other partners, to ensure

Doha: M7, Qatar’s leading epicentre for innovation and entrepreneurship in design, fashion, and technology, announced that it will host the “Amazigh Hair Couture” exhibition from October 27, 2025, until January 12, 2026, which celebrates the artistry, heritage, and cultural symbolism of Amazigh hair traditions, specifically from Morocco. According to Qatar News Agency, “Amazigh Hair Couture” reclaims authorship of the aesthetic

Kuwait city: Kuwaiti Foreign Minister Abdullah Al Yahya received on Monday a written message from his Tajik counterpart, Sirojiddin Muhriddin, addressing bilateral relations and ways to strengthen cooperation across various sectors, as well as latest regional and international developments. According to Qatar News Agency, the message was delivered by Ambassador of Tajikistan to Kuwait, Zubaidullo Zubaidov, during his meeting on

Doha: A new session in the Shura Council’s historic journey begins tomorrow, Tuesday, marking another milestone in more than five decades of national parliamentary development. The Council has consistently enjoyed the support and guidance of the wise leadership, reflecting its vital legislative and oversight role and its close cooperation with the esteemed government in advancing Qatar’s renaissance, sustainable development, and