AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHajj in Mina: Qatar’s pilgrims are in the final Tashreeq days, stoning the Jamarat under tight Qatari Hajj Mission monitoring, with 24/7 clinics, rapid-response teams and around 600 cases treated so far. Public Health: MoPH renewed its push for RSV vaccination, stressing it can be serious for infants and is available free via PHCC and HMC. Digital Security: NCSA outlined the pillars of Qatar’s Data Classification Policy to strengthen digital protection across institutions. Eid Life in Doha: Katara Corniche and Katara Cultural Village kept families busy with heritage shows, fireworks and planetarium science sessions, while Old Doha Port, Souq Waqif and Al Bidda Park drew crowds. Eid Economy: Hotels reported an Eid staycation surge, and retail/wholesale activity picked up as shoppers stocked up on food, gifts and festive essentials. Travel & Entry Rules: HIA advised arriving passengers on baggage and transport, and the Ministry of Interior ended temporary entry visa extensions from June 7. Sports: Qatar’s beach volleyball duo Cherif Younousse and Ahmed Tijan started strong in the Beach Pro Tour in Ostrava; Olympic 400m champion Marileidy Paulino opens her Diamond League bid in Doha on June 19. Regional Diplomacy: Emir Sheikh Tamim spoke by phone with US President Trump on Middle East developments, highlighting de-escalation and dialogue.
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