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10 October 2024





QATAR PARTICIPATES IN 107TH OPCW EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEETING









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The Hague, October 10 (QNA) - The State of Qatar participated in the 107th
session of the Executive Council of the Organization for the Prohibition of
Chemical Weapons (OPCW) held in The Hague from Oct. 8-11.

The Qatari delegation was led by HE Ambassador of the state to the Netherlands
and its representative to the OPCW Dr. Mutlaq bin Majed Al Qahtani.

In Qatar's address to the session, Dr. Al Qahtani highlighted recent painful
events in the region, particularly the violent assault by Israel on Gaza, marked
by continuous bombings with various types of banned weapons and explosives,
affecting innocent civilians, including children, women, and the elderly. He
condemned the escalating attacks on Lebanon, calling them a blatant violation of
international laws, customs, and the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC), which is
part of international law. He described these acts as genocide, war crimes, and
crimes against humanity that should be prosecuted.

Dr. Al Qahtani reiterated the State of Qatar's support for Palestine's request
to the OPCW to investigate Israels alleged use of chemical weapons, and to bring
those responsible for such acts to international criminal justice, providing
justice for the victims and survivors of these brutal crimes.

Referring to the OPCW Director-General's annual report, Dr. Al Qahtani expressed
Qatar's strong support for efforts by the Director-General and the OPCWs
Technical Secretariat to promote the universality of the Chemical Weapons
Convention. He urged all countries, particularly Israel, to join the CWC to
prevent the use of these banned weapons and work towards a Middle East free of
weapons of mass destruction.

He outlined two main challenges in combating chemical terrorism: the first is
preventing the use of these weapons in terrorist attacks and holding
perpetrators accountable; the second involves addressing the challenges posed by
new technologies, such as artificial intelligence, and their use by
non-signatory states and terrorist groups.

Dr. Al Qahtani called for a comprehensive approach to combat chemical terrorism
by combining robust regulatory frameworks, advanced technology, public
awareness, and coordinated efforts to minimize the risks of chemical attacks. He
emphasized the importance of building capacity, enacting national legislation,
sharing intelligence, and establishing best practices to identify and hold
accountable those responsible for such terrorist acts. Qatar, he affirmed,
supports countries' compliance with UN Security Council Resolutions 1540 and
2663.

Dr. Al Qahtani also acknowledged the recent OPCW report on progress in
eliminating Syria's chemical weapons, noting the importance of swift resumption
of inspection operations and addressing outstanding issues in line with the CWC
and related council resolutions.

Regarding the Russian-Ukrainian crisis, he underscored that Qatar views it as a
threat to international peace and security and supports OPCW efforts toward a
peaceful solution as the most viable option.

Highlighting the critical role of emerging technologies and artificial
intelligence, Dr. Al Qahtani noted their significance in enhancing the OPCW's
efficiency, from inspection accuracy and cybersecurity to developing strategies
for addressing chemical threats.

He also recognized the OPCW's role in reviewing scientific and technological
advancements affecting the CWC's implementation.

Dr. Al Qahtani concluded by reaffirming Qatar's commitment to active membership
in the OPCW and its Executive Council, pursuing shared objectives and
maintaining close collaboration with the OPCW Technical Secretariat for expanded
cooperation and coordination. Qatar also anticipates positive outcomes from the
upcoming conference in Morocco, organized by Morocco and the OPCW, which will
address AIs role in strengthening CWC implementation. (QNA)


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KEYWORDS

General Qatar The Foreign Ministry The Foreign Minister
News Bulletins
 * 12:24
   General
   
   IOF Arrests Children Among 18 Palestinians in West Bank
   
   X
   
   
   IOF ARRESTS CHILDREN AMONG 18 PALESTINIANS IN WEST BANK
   
   21 October 2024
   12:24 PM
   +A A -A
   
   
   Occupied Jerusalem, October 21 (QNA) - The Israeli occupation forces (IOF)
   arrested at least 18 Palestinian civilians morning today, including children
   and freed captives, within an operation that started yesterday in the West
   Bank.
   In a joint statement, Palestinian Commission of Detainees and Ex-Detainees
   Affairs and the Palestinian Prisoner's Society (PPS) said that the IOF
   carried out field interrogations for dozens of Palestinians in the village of
   Deir Abu Mashal in Ramallah, indicating that field interrogations have
   recently escalated drastically in all the governorates of the West Bank,
   affecting hundreds of young Palestinian civilians.
   The arrests were accompanied by attacks and threats against detainees and
   their families, in addition to widespread acts of vandalism and destruction
   of citizens' homes, the statement added.
   The IOF has arrested over 11,400 Palestinian civilians across the
   governorates of the West Bank (including Al-Quds), since the beginning of the
   Israeli occupation's ongoing genocide and ethnic cleansing of the Gaza Strip.
   This number is only a speculation as the actual number of arrests is unknown,
   but it is certain that the IOF has arrested thousands of Palestinian
   civilians (including children, underage students, freed captives and
   Palestinian civilians in general).
   The policy of systematic arrests is one of the Israeli occupation's most
   prominent established policies, used by the occupation to undermine any kind
   of resistance against it. (QNA)
   
   
   
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   Keywords
   General , Arab Affairs , Palestine
   
   
 * 12:12
   General
   
   Italian Minister of Defence to QNA: HH the Amir's Visit is Opportunity to
   Discuss Pivotal Issues Related to Regional Stability
   
   X
   
   
   ITALIAN MINISTER OF DEFENCE TO QNA: HH THE AMIR'S VISIT IS OPPORTUNITY TO
   DISCUSS PIVOTAL ISSUES RELATED TO REGIONAL STABILITY
   
   21 October 2024
   12:12 PM
   +A A -A
   
   
   Rome, October 21 (QNA) - HE Minister of Defense of the Italian Republic Guido
   Crosetto affirmed that the visit of HH the Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad
   Al-Thani to Italy is fundamental for the Italy-Qatar relationship, as it
   marks a decades-long relation that has intensified and increased over the
   last few years.
   In an interview with Qatar News Agency (QNA), His Excellency explained that
   this visit comes at a sensitive time, providing an opportunity to discuss
   pivotal issues related to regional stability, bringing peace, and preventing
   the escalation of conflicts, which makes it even more significant compared to
   previous visits.
   He noted that recent events highlighted the importance of Qatari
   contributions, which are equivalent in impact to the strategic cooperation
   and dialogue between Qatar and NATO. He affirmed that this cooperation is
   based on strong relations with several countries, primarily the United States
   and Italy.
   HE Minister Crosetto stressed the importance of multilateral cooperation to
   end conflicts in the Middle East, acknowledging the vital role Qatar has
   played in this regard. He expressed gratitude to HH the Amir for his
   continuous efforts to maintain peace in the region, especially in light of
   recent events where Qatar has contributed to saving lives and attempting to
   halt conflicts, at a time when nobody seems to be interested in it.
   He also noted that Qatar and Italy were among the first countries to work
   together aboard the Italian ship 'Volcano' to provide humanitarian aid,
   particularly to injured Palestinians, with both sides working hand in hand,
   stressing that this cooperation serves as a model for what can be achieved in
   the future.
   HE Minister of Defense of the Italian Republic Guido Crosetto concluded by
   expressing hope for a lasting solution that guarantees the two-state
   solution, affirming that Qatar and Italy will be in the first row to support
   the kick-off of the Palestinian State and ensure security in the region.
   (QNA)
   
   
   
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   Keywords
   General , Qatar
   
   
 * 12:00
   General
   
   Colonists Storm Al-Aqsa Mosque, Perform Talmudic Rituals in Al-Aqsa's
   Courtyards
   
   X
   
   
   COLONISTS STORM AL-AQSA MOSQUE, PERFORM TALMUDIC RITUALS IN AL-AQSA'S
   COURTYARDS
   
   21 October 2024
   12:00 PM
   +A A -A
   
   
   Occupied Jerusalem, October 21 (QNA) - Israeli colonists stormed the
   courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque on Monday morning, under the protection of the
   Israeli occupation police.
   The Palestinian News Agency (Wafa) reported that more than 519 settlers
   stormed the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque on the fifth day of the "Sukkot"
   holiday and performed Talmudic rituals amid tight restrictions and harsh
   military measures imposed by the occupation authorities.
   The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) intensified their military measures in
   the Old City of Occupied Jerusalem (Al-Quds), closed the road leading to the
   Mughrabi Gate from the Lions' Gate, and obstructed the residents' access to
   Al-Aqsa Mosque to secure the colonists' incursions.
   The occupation authorities exploit Jewish holidays and occasions to impose
   collective punishment on Palestinians by closing checkpoints, tightening
   military measures, restricting the movement of Palestinians and preventing
   them from reaching holy sites. Meanwhile, they facilitate colonists'
   incursions into Palestinian cities, as well as Islamic and historical sites
   in the West Bank, particularly the Ibrahimi Mosque in Al-Khalil and Al-Aqsa
   Mosque in Al-Quds. (QNA)
   
   
   
   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   
   Keywords
   General , Arab Affairs , Palestine
   
   
 * 11:54
   General
   
   Earthquake of 5 Magnitude Hits US State of Alaska
   
   X
   
   
   EARTHQUAKE OF 5 MAGNITUDE HITS US STATE OF ALASKA
   
   21 October 2024
   11:54 AM
   +A A -A
   
   
   Washington, October 21 (QNA) - An earthquake measuring 5.0 on the Richter
   scale struck on Monday the coast of Attu Island, in the US State of Alaska.
   The epicenter of the earthquake occurred 50 km from Attu Station on the
   island, at a depth of 43.2 km, the US Geological Survey reported.
   Alaska is located above the Pacific Ring of Fire, an area where tectonic
   plates meet, and the friction of which leads to strong seismic and volcanic
   activity. (QNA)
   
   
   
   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   
   Keywords
   General , International , World countries , US
   
   
 * 11:52
   Economy
   
   QBA Chairperson to QNA: HH the Amirs Visit to Italy Lends Profound Impetus to
   Bilateral Relationship
   
   X
   
   
   QBA CHAIRPERSON TO QNA: HH THE AMIRS VISIT TO ITALY LENDS PROFOUND IMPETUS TO
   BILATERAL RELATIONSHIP
   
   21 October 2024
   11:52 AM
   +A A -A
   
   
   Doha, October 21 (QNA) - HE Chairperson of Qatari Businessmen Association
   (QBA) Sheikh Faisal bin Qassim Al-Thani has lauded the long-standing
   relations with the Italian Republic in all fields. He affirmed that the visit
   of HH the Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani to Italy will give a profound
   impetus to cooperation between the two countries.
   Speaking to Qatar News Agency (QNA), His Excellency highlighted that this has
   been the third visit since 2016. The President of Italy had previously
   visited Doha in 2020, emphasizing the importance of high-level shared visits
   in boosting bilateral cooperation between the two countries.
   HE Sheikh Faisal bin Qassim Al-Thani pointed out that Italy is an important
   trade partner in the Mediterranean region and a perfect tourism destination
   for the people of Qatar, highlighting that the volume of trade exchange
   between the two countries saw a significant increase with gas and energy
   derivatives representing the largest percentage of Qatars exports to Italy.
   The State of Qatar imports diverse products from Italy, such as cruise ships
   and marine vessels, jewelry, gold, marble, clothing, cars, and other goods.
   He affirmed that the Qatari investments in Italy are focused on multiple
   sectors, foremost of which are real estate and hotel sectors, along with the
   Qatar Airways investments, noting the existence of a joint business council
   between the two countries.
   HE Sheikh Faisal bin Qassim Al-Thani shed the light on the Qatar Hotels
   Associations visit to Rome in 2023, along with the outcomes of that visit,
   during which the association met with the Italys Minister of Tourism and
   several tourism organizations and signed a memorandum of understanding for
   cooperation in the tourism field.
   His Excellency pointed out as a private sector QBA has multiple investments
   in Italy whether in residential units or hospitality sector, as well as a
   range of partnerships in construction and tourism areas.
   In his closing remarks to QNA, HE Sheikh Faisal bin Qassim Al-Thani
   underlined that the visit of HH the Amir to Italy will promote bilateral
   relationship between the two countries and open new prospects for cooperation
   and joint coordination. (QNA)
   
   
   
   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   
   Keywords
   Economy , Qatar
   
   
 * 11:45
   Economy
   
   QSE Index Drops 16.11 Points at Start of Trading
   
   X
   
   
   QSE INDEX DROPS 16.11 POINTS AT START OF TRADING
   
   21 October 2024
   11:45 AM
   +A A -A
   
   
   Doha, October 21 (QNA) - The general index of Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE)
   dropped 16.11 points, or 0.15%, at the start of trading on Monday, down to
   the level of 10,598 points, compared to Sunday's closing.
   The index was weighed down by a decline in Insurance by 0.63%; Consumer Goods
   and Services by 0.41%; Banks and Financial Services by 0.35%; Real Estate by
   0.07% and Industrials by 0.01%. On the other hand, the index saw a rise in
   Transportation by 0.31%, and Telecoms by 0.21%.
   By 10:00 am, 13.503 million shares were traded in 1,586 transactions valued
   QR 35.736 million. (QNA)
   
   
   
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   Keywords
   Economy , Qatar
   
   
 * 11:38
   Economy
   
   ICC Qatar Participates in WCF Europe and Asia Regional Summit
   
   X
   
   
   ICC QATAR PARTICIPATES IN WCF EUROPE AND ASIA REGIONAL SUMMIT
   
   21 October 2024
   11:38 AM
   +A A -A
   
   
   Ankara, October 21 (QNA) - The International Chamber of Commerce Qatar (ICC
   Qatar) participated in the World Chambers Federation's (WCF) Europe and Asia
   Regional Summit and its sideline events held in Istanbul, Turkiye.
   HE Chairman of Qatar Chamber (QC) and the International Chamber of Commerce
   Qatar (ICC Qatar), Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim Al-Thani, led Qatar's delegation
   to the summit and its sidelines events.
   In his role as an Executive Board Member of the International Chamber of
   Commerce (ICC), HE Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim Al-Thani participated in the
   quarterly ICC Executive Board meeting. The Board is responsible for shaping
   and implementing ICCs strategy, policy, and program of action, as well as
   overseeing the organizations financial affairs.
   Meanwhile, HE Sheikha Tamader Al-Thani, Secretary-General of ICC Qatar and
   Director of International Relations and Chamber Affairs at QC, participated
   in the WCF General Council Meeting, in her capacity as an appointed ICC WCF
   General Council Member. The WCF General Council is a key governance body
   responsible for setting the strategic direction and overseeing the
   development of WCF services and activities.
   ICC Qatar, at the staff level, participated in the ICC Broader Middle East
   and North Africa (B-MENA) Regional Consultative Group Meeting, which
   addressed regional affairs, opportunities, and challenges.
   The first-ever Europe and Asia Regional Summit gathered approximately 800
   delegates from countries all over the world.
   Held under the theme "A Collaborative Approach to Climate Action," the event
   highlighted the latest developments in climate change and raised awareness of
   the practices that chambers of commerce and the business community are
   implementing to address climate risks. Discussions covered investment plans,
   corporate strategies, and corporate social responsibilities.
   In addition to attending sessions, the ICC Qatar delegation engaged in
   networking with chamber executives and business delegations from various
   countries, as well as participating in B2B meetings organized during the
   event. (QNA)
   
   
   
   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   
   Keywords
   Economy , Qatar
   
   
 * 11:22
   Economy
   
   S. Korea's Foreign Currency Deposits Rise for 4th Month in September
   
   X
   
   
   S. KOREA'S FOREIGN CURRENCY DEPOSITS RISE FOR 4TH MONTH IN SEPTEMBER
   
   21 October 2024
   11:22 AM
   +A A -A
   
   
   Seoul, October 21 (QNA) - South Korea's foreign currency deposits increased
   for the fourth straight month in September as companies increased US
   dollar-denominated deposits, South Korea's central bank data showed Monday.
   Residents' outstanding foreign currency-denominated deposits reached $104.07
   billion at end-September, up $3.66 billion from the previous month, according
   to the data from the Bank of Korea.
   Residents include local citizens, foreigners who have stayed in South Korea
   for more than six months and foreign companies. The data excludes interbank
   foreign currency deposits.
   By currency, dollar-denominated deposits rose by $2.27 billion to $85.84
   billion, and Japanese yen-denominated deposits climbed by $530 million to
   $10.34 billion last month.
   Euro-denominated deposits also climbed by $150 million to $4.98 billion, and
   Chinese yuan-denominated deposits increased by $620 million to $1.66 billion,
   according to the data.
   Corporate deposits came to $85.25 billion as of September, up $3.5 billion
   from the previous month, with individual holdings rising by $160 million to
   $15.32 billion. (QNA)
   
   
   
   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   
   Keywords
   Economy , International
   
   
 * 11:20
   Economy
   
   Dollar Set to Extend Gains in Early Trade
   
   X
   
   
   DOLLAR SET TO EXTEND GAINS IN EARLY TRADE
   
   21 October 2024
   11:20 AM
   +A A -A
   
   
   Singapore, October 21 (QNA) - The dollar extended gains on Monday amidst
   counting down to the US presidential election in two weeks, and rising bond
   yields.
   The yen fell 0.2% to 149.26 against the dollar but remained near 150 against
   the greenback after briefly breaching that level last week for the first time
   since early August.
   The dollar index, which measures the value of the US dollar against other
   major currencies, is currently at 103.49 points. It fell by 0.3% on Friday as
   risk sentiment across markets improved sharply following China's announcement
   of more details about its economic stimulus package, but it gained 0.55% for
   the week.
   The euro was steady at $1.0862, while the pound sterling was around $1.3041.
   (QNA)
   
   
   
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   Keywords
   Economy , International
   
   
 * 11:14
   Economy
   
   Financial Times: Fragile Confidence Hinders Global Economic Recovery -1-
   
   X
   
   
   FINANCIAL TIMES: FRAGILE CONFIDENCE HINDERS GLOBAL ECONOMIC RECOVERY -1-
   
   21 October 2024
   11:14 AM
   +A A -A
   
   
   Bloomberg said that the Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has
   threatened to apply tariffs of at least 10% on all imported goods and 60% or
   higher - on goods from China and saw this as a recipe that would sow "chaos
   for business" according to joint analysis by Wendy Edelberg of the Brookings
   Institution and Maurice Obstfeld of the Peterson Institute for International
   Economics.
   While Vice President Kamala Harris has offered broad policy continuity with
   President Joe Bidens administration, her opponent, former President Donald
   Trump, has outlined policies that would send shock waves through world trade,
   Bloomberg added.
   Bloomberg said that debt is another risk. Whenever the next slowdown does
   come, governments will have fewer options on how to respond. The IMF has
   tallied that global public debt is set to reach $100 trillion, or 93% of
   global gross domestic product, by the end of this year and has warned
   governments will need to make tough decisions to stabilize borrowing, it
   added.
   Bloomberg pointed out that the US Treasury Department on Friday reported that
   Washingtons debt interest-cost burden has climbed to a 28-year high, a
   combination of massive budget deficits and higher interest rates.
   Bloomberg pointed to the escalation of the conflict in the Middle East, the
   war between Russia and Ukraine, and tensions in the Taiwan Strait.
   IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva warned that the escalation of the
   conflict in the Middle East could destabilize regional economies and global
   commodity markets. She also expressed concerns about increased military
   spending affecting funding available for other priorities, including aid to
   developing countries.
   For this reason, geopolitics and debt are top priorities for policymakers
   gathering in Washington, Bloomberg added.
   "How can you have a soft landing in a world thats falling apart? I dont think
   the US or any economy can soft-land in the current environment," former
   European Central Bank (ECB) chief economist Peter Praet said.
   A soft landing is the goal of central banks when they seek to raise interest
   rates to curb high inflation, without causing a recession. (QNA)
   
   
   
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   Keywords
   Economy , International
   
   


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