Al Meera plans to open slew of new stores across Qatar in coming year
The company's deputy CEO said the locations would be in Al Wakrah, Al Thumama, Al Wajbah, Muaither, Al Aziziya, Zakhira, Murraikh, Jeryan Nejaima and Gulf Mall.
Share
News
13021 posts
Banana Island Resort Doha gears up for Jan. 2 opening
The 141-room resort includes poolside and waterside villas on stilts. It also has a private beach, several pools, a golf course, cinema, bowling alley and offers water sports.
Share
US airlines offer evidence claiming Qatar Airways ‘not commercially viable’
Up until late last week, the US carriers had failed to provide any details to support complaints that GCC carriers benefit from subsidies. But a few days ago, they finally released a 55-page report supporting their accusations.
Share
VIDEO: Qatar builds anticipation for Handball 2015 with new anthem
Titled "Live it", the seven-minute music video features 24 global musicians and artists who represent each of the countries competing in next month's tournament, in a bid to promote international unity.
Share
Breaking taboos, Qatari female vet forges her own career path
Animals aren't "dirty and filthy," asserts Dr. Muneera Al Fadala, one of the nation's only Qatari veterinarians. "They are souls that need our care and compassion."
Share
Renovated fish market on the Corniche to open Jan. 1, 2015
The new zone, which is located near the Halul Cafe, includes some two dozen new shaded stalls, with metal basins that have drainage.
Share
Amnesty urges Qatar to investigate torture claims in espionage case
Three Filipino men convicted of providing intelligence to their home country about Qatar return to an appellate court on Monday to plead their case. Amnesty asserts their confessions were forced and has urged authorities to look into the matter.
Share
PHOTOS: Qatar’s history on show at new Mal Lawal exhibit
Mal Lawal means "from the old days" in Qatari dialect, and the new display includes rare collections from 100 Qatari and 42 regional private collectors depicting the past, present and future of Qatar.
Share
PHOTOS: ‘Marvelous creatures’ on display at MIA in maze-like exhibition
The exhibition, which is free and open to the public, is divided into four quadrants signifying the elements - air, earth, fire, and water.
Share
