* Nurseries shut for 15 days each for practising commercial activity without having required licensing
The Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI) has announced the closure of two agricultural nurseries in Umm Al-Amad for a period of 15 days each, for violating Law No. 5 of 2015 on Commercial, Industrial and Similar Public Shops, and Street Vendors.
The violation consisted of practising a commercial activity without having the required licensing, the MoCI said in a statement on Sunday.
This measure forms part of the ministry’s efforts to monitor and regulate markets and commercial activities across Qatar, and to assess the degree of compliance with laws and regulations governing commercial activities, in a bid to uncover and crack down on violations.
In this regard, the MoCI stressed that it would not tolerate any negligence in terms of meeting obligations stipulated in Law No. 5 of 2015 on Commercial, Industrial, and Similar Public Shops, and Street Vendors.
The ministry is working to intensify its inspection campaigns to control violating practices, and to refer violators of laws and ministerial decisions to the competent authorities, so they take the due measures.
The MoCI has urged all citizens and residents to report any violations that include registration and commercial licensing via the following channels:
call centre - 16001; Twitter - @MOCIQATAR; and Instagram - MOCIQATAR
The violation consisted of practising a commercial activity without having the required licensing, the MoCI said in a statement on Sunday.
This measure forms part of the ministry’s efforts to monitor and regulate markets and commercial activities across Qatar, and to assess the degree of compliance with laws and regulations governing commercial activities, in a bid to uncover and crack down on violations.
In this regard, the MoCI stressed that it would not tolerate any negligence in terms of meeting obligations stipulated in Law No. 5 of 2015 on Commercial, Industrial, and Similar Public Shops, and Street Vendors.
The ministry is working to intensify its inspection campaigns to control violating practices, and to refer violators of laws and ministerial decisions to the competent authorities, so they take the due measures.
The MoCI has urged all citizens and residents to report any violations that include registration and commercial licensing via the following channels:
call centre - 16001; Twitter - @MOCIQATAR; and Instagram - MOCIQATAR