Naseem Healthcare employees donated ‘One-Day Salary’ to Baby Malkha Rouhi’s treatment relief fund, initiated by Qatar Charity. This initiative underscores Naseem Family's unwavering commitment to making a positive impact in the lives of those in need.At the heart of this campaign lies the story of Malkha Rouhi, a precious child battling against the odds. As a socially responsible organization, the employees too believe that even small actions can create monumental change. It is with this conviction that Naseem employees contributed their One-day Wage towards this noble cause.Mr. Mohammed Miandad VP, Managing Director of Naseem Healthcare and CMD 33 Holdings, expressed gratitude and appreciation towards his teammates, for their dedication to driving meaningful change: "Our ethos at Naseem Family is rooted in compassion and empathy. We understand the profound impact that collective action can have, and that's why our team is rallying to join hands in supporting Malkha Rouhi. I feel extremely grateful and content that our team is aligned to our vision and plays a vital role in transforming lives and spreading hope."The "One-Day Salary Support to Malkha Rouhi" proves that by coming together, individuals can make a tangible difference in the life of a courageous individual facing adversity.About Naseem: Naseem Healthcare is a renowned advocate for social responsibility, dedicated to fostering positive change in communities worldwide. Through various initiatives and partnerships, Naseem strives to empower individuals, promote equality, and build a better future for generations to come.

The 23rd batch of the Palestinians wounded in the Gaza Strip arrived in Doha, on Saturday, to be further treated within the initiative of HH the Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani, devoted to treating 1500 Palestinians from the enclave.Additionally, several Palestinian brothers holding the Qatari ID were evacuated from the Gaza Strip after they had been trapped due to the war who were previously unable to exit the enclave.HE Minister of State for International Cooperation at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Lolwah bint Rashid Al Khater welcomed the 23rd batch of the Palestinians upon their arrival in Doha.The initiative of treating the injured Palestinians comes within the unwavering support of the State of Qatar and its steadfast efforts to alleviate the suffering of the Palestinian brothers in the Gaza Strip in the aftermath of the current humanitarian conditions. (QNA)

Qatar General Electricity and Water Corporation "Kahramaa" announced the launch of Qatar National Renewable Energy Strategy (QNRES), having coordinated with 22 key energy actors in Qatar, a step that reflects the efforts of Kahramaa to enhance its work in the field of renewable energy uses and to develop policies and strategies related thereto, believing in a more sustainable future for Qatar to achieve Qatar National Vision 2030 and the Third Qatar National Development Strategy 2024-2030.QNRES aims to increase and diversify the utilization of renewable energy sources, specifically solar energy in Qatar, and integrate them into the energy mix, considering the high-quality solar energy resources in the country. The country's global horizontal radiation level is among the highest in the world, with a rating of more than 2,000 kWh generated per square meter per year.The QNRES also aims to increase large-scale renewable power generation to about 4 GW by 2030. QNRES recommends the installation of distributed solar generation up to around 200 MW by 2030. This distributed generation capacity will enable more localized power generation, reducing strain on the centralized grid infrastructure and enhancing energy resilience.Launching the strategy is considered an ambitious step that will benefit the energy sector in the future in terms of economic advantages, environmental impact, and energy security. Reducing CO2 emissions through sustainable policies and trends will enhance environmental sustainability and contribute to improving air quality. In terms of CO2 emissions reduction, the recommended power mix will have a significant impact in reducing 10 percent of Qatar's total annual CO2 emissions from the power sector. It will reduce the Carbon intensity in Qatar's annual CO2 intensity by 27 percent for each unit of electricity produced.In terms of economic advantage, it is expected to reduce the average cost of electricity generation by 15 percent by 2030 due to the cost-competitive solutions. Diversifying the generation sources promotes energy security, enhancing stability in the energy sector. The QNRES recognizes the importance of ensuring that the transition to renewable energy does not compromise the reliability and resilience of the electricity system. To achieve this, the strategy uses a balanced approach that combines large-scale renewable energy installations with the use of high-efficiency thermal generation powered by natural gas.Kahramaa's role as a leading force in the QNRES is to: regulate and define RE regulations, issue licenses, and monitor compliance, execute a detailed RE deployment program, manage stakeholder interaction, prepare and issue tendering documents, and support research and innovation initiatives.In preparation for the launch of the distributed renewable energy program, Kahramaa recently announced the of start of receiving applications for accredited solar panels and inverters from distributors and manufacturers. All technical regulations, contractors' and consultants' qualification procedures, and how to submit applications will be subsequently announced.QNRES will implement net-billing for distributed renewable energy generation that enables prosumers to sell surplus power generated to the grid at a fixed price. A bidirectional meter on the customer's premise measures electricity consumed and surplus exported to the grid, and Kahramaa credits consumer account for surplus to offset future consumption. This will result in lower electricity bills and encourage investments in solar PV.With the participation of all stakeholders in Qatar's energy sector, we aspire to achieve the best results for which the Strategy has been developed and seek to encourage stakeholders and concerned entities to launch initiatives, scientific research on renewable energy, and call for cooperation among all to build a sustainable future. (QNA)