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Gulf Times
Qatar

PM leads SC board review of Qatar's 2026 events calendar

His Excellency Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim al-Thani Monday chaired the first 2026 meeting of the Board of Directors of the Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy as part of ongoing efforts to enhance coordination among state institutions and ensure Qatar's continued readiness to host and organise major global events in line with the highest international standards.The meeting reviewed the calendar of events scheduled for the current year and discussed several proposals aimed at optimising the utilisation of resources and shared facilities, while enhancing private sector participation to support the development of the events sector and reinforces its contribution to the country's development goals.At the conclusion of the meeting, the Board emphasised the importance of continuing to operate in accordance with international best practices and further consolidating Qatar's position as a leading global hub for hosting and organising major events. 

Gulf Times
Business

Invitation to the Extraordinary General Assembly Meeting of Mosanada Facilities Management Services Q.P.S.C.

The Board of Directors of Mosanada Facilities Management Services P.Q.S.C. (the “Company”) is pleased to invite the Company’s shareholders to attend the Extraordinary General Assembly (“EGM”) meeting of the Company, which will be held virtually on Sunday, 7 June 2026 at 5:00 p.m.(Doha time – State of Qatar) Via Zoom Video Conferencing, to consider and approve the items set out in the agenda below. In the event a quorum is not achieved, a second meeting will be held on Sunday, 14 June 2026 at the same time and venue. Agenda of the Extraordinary General Assembly Meeting 1. Amendment of the Company’s Articles of Association as the below:To add new business activities in line with the Company’s intended future expansion strategy, which will be subject to obtaining the required approvals from the competent regulatory authorities; andTo ensure compliance with the Corporate Governance Code for Listed Companies issued pursuant to QFMA Board Resolution No. (5) of 2025, which will be subject to obtaining the required approvals from the competent regulatory authorities.2. Authorising the Chairman of the Board, or any Board member or member of the executive management mandated by the Chairman, to individually:Represent the Company before any competent authority to attend to all formalities required for the amendments to the articles of association of the Company. This includes (but is not limited to) preparing, signing, negotiating, and amending all relevant documentation;To sign the amended articles of association, and perform any amendments that may be requested by the competent regulatory authorities; andTo adopt any resolution or take any action as may be necessary or desirable to implement any and all of the above resolutions including, without limitation, to apply to the Ministry of Commerce & Industry, submit all required documents and applications to competent authorities or other third parties, to attend before the Ministry of Justice and complete any procedures or sign any documents (including the amended articles of association) or application for the purpose of obtaining the approval of the Commercial Affairs Department of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, or any other department or ministry.For more information, please contact us on: +974 71727285 or email: [email protected]:Only shareholders who are registered in the Qatar Central Securities Depository’s shareholder register of the Company, issued upon the close of trading on the day of the Extraordinary General Assembly meeting, are eligible to attend and vote.Every shareholder has the right to attend the Extraordinary General Assembly meeting and has a number of votes equal to the number of shares held. Resolutions shall be passed by the absolute majority of the shares represented at the meeting.Minors and persons placed under guardianship shall be represented by their legal guardians.Attendance and voting by proxy at the Extraordinary General Assembly meeting are permitted, provided that the proxy is a shareholder and that the delegation is specific and in writing. Shareholders may not authorize any member of the Board of Directors to attend the meeting on their behalf. In all cases, the number of shares held by the proxy in that capacity shall not exceed five percent (5%) of the Company’s share capital.Where the shareholder is a corporate entity, the shareholder may appoint a representative to attend the Extraordinary General Assembly meeting by issuing a written authorization duly signed and stamped, in accordance with the normal practice, by the authorized signatory of the corporate shareholder.Neither the distrainer nor the pledger shall have the right to attend or vote on resolutions of the Extraordinary General Assembly meeting.In the event of a failure to attain a quorum for the first Extraordinary General Assembly meeting, the proxies issued to attend the first meeting shall be considered valid and effective for any subsequent meeting, unless they are expressly cancelled by the concerned shareholder through a written notice submitted to the Company’s Investor Relations team at least one day prior to the date of the meeting.   Abdulaziz Al-Mahmoud Al-ShareefChairman of the Board of Directors   

Vodafone Qatar’s Ordinary General Assembly, presided over by CEO Sheikh Hamad Abdulla Jassim al-Thani, has approved the board of directors’ proposal to distribute a QR0.12 cash dividend or 12% of the nominal share value.
Business

Vodafone Qatar Ordinary General Assembly Meeting approves distribution of QR0.12 cash dividend

Vodafone Qatar’s Ordinary General Assembly, presided over by CEO Sheikh Hamad Abdulla Jassim al-Thani, has approved the board of directors’ proposal to distribute a QR0.12 cash dividend or 12% of the nominal share value.Sheikh Hamad said, “Vodafone Qatar delivered strong financial and operational performance in 2025, reflecting the effectiveness of our strategy, continued innovation, and disciplined execution across the business.“The year represented a period of sustained momentum as we further strengthened our digital and technological capabilities and reinforced our position as a key enabler of Qatar’s rapidly evolving digital economy.”He added: “Guided by a strong customer-centric approach, the company continued to invest in next-generation products and services, resilient network capabilities, and future-ready infrastructure.“In 2025, the company reported a net profit of QR702mn, representing a 16.8% increase year-on-year. Total revenue grew by 8.1% to reach QR3.4bn, while EBITDA exceeded QR1.5bn, reflecting solid operational performance and sustained cost discipline.” 

Gulf Times
Sport

ICC selects Doha as host for ICC board and committee meetings

The International Cricket Council has confirmed that Doha, Qatar, will host the next round of ICC Board and Committee meetings from 25-27 March 2026. The meetings will bring together ICC Board Directors, Chief Executives, Committee Members and senior leadership as part of the organisation’s ongoing governance calendar, providing an important opportunity to deliberate over key matters pertaining to the present and future of the global game. The decision to stage the meetings in Doha reflects the ICC’s growing engagement with cricket in Qatar and the country’s wider sporting ecosystem. The ICC's support of and collaboration with the Qatar Cricket Association and Olympic Committee, Cricket in Qatar has fuelled remarkable progress for the sport in recent years. Since 2020, overall participation in cricket in Qatar has grown by an impressive 447%, driven largely by initiatives aimed at introducing the sport to new and younger audiences. Central to this growth has been cricket’s inclusion in the Qatar Olympic Committee’s School Olympic Programme, which has helped embed the game within schools across the country. More recently, the launch of ICC's Criiio Cricket Festivals has further expanded cricket’s reach, with 287 school teams taking part in the previous edition and nearly 90% of participants experiencing cricket for the first time. The ICC sees this sustained progress as a strong example of how strategic partnerships and grassroots investment can accelerate the growth of the game in emerging markets, while also aligning with cricket’s growing global significance. Hosting the ICC’s Board and Committee meetings in Doha underlines Qatar’s increasing role within the international cricket community and provides a valuable opportunity to further strengthen the collaboration between the ICC, the Qatar Cricket Association and key national sporting stakeholders. Further details regarding the meetings will be shared in due course. 

Gulf Times
Business

Ahlibank announcement

Ahlibank has announced that the nomination period for membership of the Board of Directors for the new term (2026-28) closed Wednesday at 2:00pm (Doha time).

Gulf Times
Qatar

Qatar participates in 15th meeting of GCC committee of heads and directors of tax administrations

The State of Qatar took part in the 15th meeting of the Committee of Heads and Directors of Tax Administrations of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), held recently in the State of Kuwait. Qatar's delegation was led by HE President of the General Tax Authority (GTA) Khalifa bin Jassim Al-Jaham Al Kuwari. The meeting addressed several vital topics related to strengthening regional tax cooperation and the exchange of successful experiences among member states. These discussions support the development of integrated tax policies aimed at fostering the region's economies and stimulating the investment environment. Deliberations focused on mechanisms to enhance the efficiency of GCC tax systems through continuous coordination and the modernization of legislative and procedural frameworks. This aims to improve the fairness and transparency of the tax system and advance effective economic integration among the council's nations. The participants also affirmed the importance of periodic meetings in developing institutional capacities in the tax field and aligning tax policies to serve economic diversification programs and contribute to achieving sustainable development across the Gulf states. The General Tax Authority's participation in this meeting reflects its firm commitment to promoting cooperation and its openness to the exchange of knowledge and expertise. This contributes to building a flexible and stimulating tax system for growth and investment and strengthens the position of GCC countries on the global economic map.