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Qatar has introduced updated aviation safety rules for carrying power banks on flights. The new guidance focuses on lithium battery safety and passenger protection. Authorities have tightened limits on quantity, capacity, and in flight usage. The ..
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The Qatar Civil Aviation Authority (QCAA) has announced new regulations governing the carriage of power banks containing lithium batteries on flights, aligning national procedures with the latest international safety standards issued by the Internati..
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The Union of Arab Banks has selected HE Minister of Finance Ali bin Ahmed Al Kuwari for the Leadership Visionary Award of the Year 2026. The move comes in recognition of his outstanding contributions to advancing financial policies and reinforcing..
Qatar has officially confirmed the Eid Al-Adha 2026 holiday schedule for employees across all sectors — private, public, and financial. Whether you work for a private company, a government ministry, or a bank, here is everything you need to kno..
Qatar has officially confirmed the Eid Al-Adha 2026 holiday schedule for employees across all sectors — private, public, and financial. Whether you work for a private company, a government ministry, or a bank, here is everything you need to kno..
Qatar Airways has announced a travel advisory banning passengers from carrying or checking in certain Anker power bank models, following an official recall linked to potential fire and burn hazards caused by faulty lithium-ion batteries. The prohi..
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Qatar Central Bank Confirms Eid Al-Adha Holidays for Financial Sector The Qatar Central Bank has officially announced the Eid al-Adha holiday schedule for banks, financial institutions, and the Qatar Financial Markets Authority. The holiday per..
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During the observance of the holy month of Ramadan in Qatar, banks in the country have introduced various offers to commemorate the occasion. QNB Group, the largest financial institution in the Middle East and Africa, recently unveiled a special R..
Former President Donald Trump must pay nearly $355m (£281m) to New York state for lying about the values of his properties, a judge has ruled. Judge Arthur Engoron also banned him from serving as a company director or taking out loans from b..
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Qatar Secures Place Among the World's Top 10 Wealthiest Nations
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Hamad International Airport Witnesses Record Increase in Passenger Traffic
Saudi Arabia: Any visa holder can now perform Umrah
What are Qatar's Labour Laws on Annual Leave?
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