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Expanding North Field Brings Qatar's Energy Sector Into New Historical Phase
Doha, October 03 (QNA) - The features of the North Field Gas Expansion project began to materialize on the ground after HH Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani laid its foundation stone on Tuesday
Expo 2023 Doha/ From a Dream in 2016 to a Reality in History of Hosting International Events
Doha, October 02 (QNA) - The announcement of the State of Qatars organization of the Expo 2023 Doha International Horticultural Exhibition, scheduled to start on Oct. 2, is due to a simple idea that came to the attention of those in charge of the State of Qatars pavilion at Expo Antalya 2016, and then it developed into an integrated hosting file that the relevant authorities worked to translate into tangible reality.
Student Loan Bills Resume for 40 Million Americans... How It Could Shake the Economy
Washington, October 02 (QNA) - The pandemic-era pause on federal student loan payments ends Sunday, leaving as many as 40 million Americans on the hook for a new monthly bill they havent needed to make in more than three years.
International Horticultural Expo ... From Rotterdam 1960 to Doha 2023
Doha, October 01 (QNA) - To achieve harmony between humans and nature and to emphasize the commitment of the international community to preserving the environment and natural diversity, the first horticultural exhibition was launched in 1960, which became known as the International Horticultural Expo.
International Day of Older Persons... Fulfilling Promises of Universal Declaration of Human Rights for Older Persons Across Generations
Doha, October 01 (QNA) - The issue of official and popular adaptation to the increasing number of elderly individuals in societies receives great attention, especially with those who have functional capabilities in countries with aging population.
Expo 2023 Doha: Qatar Makes Noticeable Progress in Self Sufficiency from Agricultural Products
Doha, September 28 (QNA) - Like many other GCC countries, agriculture in Qatar used to revolve around oases and some desert areas, especially in the north. Qatar benefited from the relatively increased rainfall rates, groundwater, surface water, springs, and other water sources, as well as scattered agricultural practices that were in harmony with the region's climate.
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