03 October 2013 Qatar plans to spend $100bn on roads and railways as part of its mammoth infrastructure uplift, according to Kuwait Financial Centre (Markaz). There is no railway network in Qatar ...

28 November 2006 Doha- Mounting road accidents in Qatar has prompted the Al Khor community to float a club with a difference. With the active support of Qatargas, it has launched a club for promoting ...

Qatar’s government borrows heavily and reaches out to private sector. Qatar is determined to keep spending heavily on infrastructure in the run-up to the 2022 FIFA World Cup, even as it struggles to ...

Last month at the China-Arab Cooperation Forum in Doha, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi postulated that Qatar should take part in the realization of China’s Silk Road Initiatives. Considering Qatar ...

As Qatar is hosting an extraordinary Arab-Islamic Summit on Monday, authorities in the Gulf coutry announced some road closures. The summit is expected to rally support for Qatar in the wake of last ...

City administration of the capital of Qatar, Doha, began painting city roads in blue, as part of a pilot project to combat the effects of extreme heat. “The temperature of dark asphalt is 20 degrees ...

Doha: Drive carefully and under speed limits, it is better for your health and finance. There will be mobile cameras to monitor your driving on different parts of Qatar. If you are driving down Air ...

Qatar University (QU) has announced the launch of the seventh edition of the "Road Safety Schools Ambassadors Program" for the year 2026. The initiative is implemented by Mubadara for Social Impact, ...

'Remember speed limits are a maximum, not a target' goes the tweet by Minister of Interior Qatar as they list down the areas that have mobile radars placed to monitor traffic rule violators. It is ...

The Primary Health Care Corporation (PHCC) and Qatar Mobility Innovations Centre formerly known as the Qatar University Wireless Innovation Centre have signed a memorandum of understanding on ...

, June 30 -- The bodies of five Bangladeshis killed in a road accident in Qatar arrived back in the country on Tuesday. All the deceased hailed from Kanaighat Upazila of Sylhet.