Gulf Times

Gulf Times

The leading English-language newspaper in Qatar.

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  • 1 week ago | gulf-times.com | Santhosh V. Perumal

    Al Meera Consumer Goods Company is strengthening efforts to digitise platforms and expand self-checkout as part of its continued strategies to improve services to customers.

  • 1 week ago | gulf-times.com | Santhosh V. Perumal

    Bullish on Qatar’s macroeconomic prospects, Al Mahhar Holding is exploring options on expanding its manufacturing base for the energy sector over the medium term and aims to diversify into renewables.

  • 1 week ago | gulf-times.com | Pratap John

    HE the Minister of Transport, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulla bin Mohammed al-Thani has reiterated Qatar’s strong commitment to civil aviation as a "cornerstone" of economic growth and enhanced regional and global connectivity. “Hosting a major conference like FALC 2025 - ICAO Facilitation Conference- highlights the country’s strong commitment to civil aviation,” Sheikh Mohammed noted.

  • 2 weeks ago | gulf-times.com | Shafeeq Alingal

    Charming green lush trees, fabulous walkways and sport equipment, neat amenities and cottage like little eateries, Rawdat Al Khail Park (erstwhile Doha Public Park, later known as Muntazah Park) has it all. Nestled in the heart of Doha with all recreational amenities, the park which has a special place in the hearts of Doha residents, just marked the third anniversary of its reopening on Thursday(April 10).

  • 2 weeks ago | gulf-times.com | Katie Roof |Kate Clark

    This was supposed to be the year that Silicon Valley’s years long backlog of billion-dollar startups were finally able to go public, delivering riches to venture capitalists. Instead, President Donald Trump’s promises of sweeping tariffs and the havoc in global markets have thrown those plans into limbo, threatening to plunge the VC and startup industry into crisis.