Qatar adds more green space for families with new Al Khor park
Hazm Al-Jalta is located across the street from the Al Khor Airport on the road leading to Al Dakhira.
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Newly renovated Al Khor park officially opens to the public
The 240,000 square meter Al Khor park lies west of Al Khor municipality, and has recently completed a QR250 million renovation.
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Doha’s Sheraton Park now open to the public
The seven hectares of public gardens, situated at the top end of the Corniche and in the heart of the capital's bustling business district, includes a children's playground and "dancing" water fountains that spout out of the ground.
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Municipal Council urges authorities to construct more parks in Qatar
CMC's recommendations come as the Ministry of Municipality and Urban Planning (MMUP) announced plans to begin construction on 59 public parks in Qatar by early 2016 at a cost of QR1.5 billion.
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Report: 55 new WiFi-enabled parks and gardens planned for Qatar
A senior MMUP official said that the government has also been working to respond to the needs of park-goers by upgrading facilities at several existing parks by adding lighting and more children's facilities.
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Portion of Qatar’s Al Rayyan Park closes for facilities upgrade
Renovations to Al Busat Al Akhdar Park are expected to last until the end of 2015 and include upgrades to walkways, fences and lighting systems. Additionally, a new jogging track will be constructed to give visitors more athletic options.
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After extensive facelift, Al Khor park in Qatar to reopen this summer
The 240,000 square meter park lies west of Al Khor municipality, and has been undergoing a QR250 million renovation since June 2010.
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Testing ‘Groasis’ technology, Qatar plants trees that use 90 percent less water
Some 160 saplings have been planted in Lusail and West Bay as part of an eco-friendly project to make Qatar greener, reports the Gulf Times. Dutch company AquaPro Holland, backed by…
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Guest post: Opting out of COP18 – how to go off the grid in Qatar
By Christine Gerber-Rutt The addition of 20,000 people to an already taxed infrastructure is bound to create some gridlock. For the next two weeks as Qatar hosts COP18, Doha will…
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