The Cabinet of Qatar convened to review vital national strategies and draft laws. Key discussions included the outcomes of the Arab Summit aimed at Palestinian stability, approval of laws relating to lost property, and strategic plans for the legal sector and national archives, emphasizing historical preservation and legal enhancements. The Cabinet also ratified agreements for international cooperation in labor and economic crime prevention.
On October 25, 2023, the Cabinet of Qatar convened under the leadership of Prime Minister H E Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani. The meeting emphasized the outcomes of the Extraordinary Arab Summit in Cairo, particularly regarding Palestinian issues. The Cabinet expressed aspirations for the Summit to strengthen the Arab position against displacement plans aimed at Palestinian citizens and advocated for concluding the war in Gaza, lifting the siege, and supporting rebuilding efforts.
Furthermore, the Cabinet praised the Justice Ministry’s strategic plan for 2025-2030, aimed at enhancing the legal sector in Qatar. Key objectives include improving judicial services, cultivating partnerships within the legal community, and fostering sustainable economic development while developing skilled human resources in the judicial field.
In addition, the Cabinet endorsed the first National Archives of Qatar Strategy (2025-2030), which focuses on preserving the nation’s history and enhancing the documentation system through digitization and community outreach initiatives. The strategy aims to ensure that historical records serve as a foundation for future development.
During the meeting, the Cabinet reviewed and approved a draft law concerning lost property and unclaimed money, devised to organize processes surrounding these matters. This initiative encourages individuals who find lost items to return them to their rightful owners, thus protecting citizens’ rights.
The Cabinet also noted a draft resolution from the Minister of State for Energy Affairs concerning preventative measures for the safety of public electrical and water facilities. Strategies in the resolution stem from Law No. (13) of 2024 aimed at safeguarding such infrastructures.
Moreover, the Cabinet sanctioned agreements for employment regulations for Sierra Leonean workers in Qatar and a cooperation memorandum with Uzbekistan’s General Prosecutor’s Office to combat money laundering. The Council also reviewed reports on Qatar’s participation in the Hajj Conference and the Oman-Qatar Economic Forum, determining the appropriate actions based on these findings.
The recent Cabinet meeting underscored Qatar’s commitment to regional stability, judicial enhancement, and legal reforms. With an emphasis on Palestinian rights and strong strategies for preserving historical documentation, the Cabinet addressed significant issues, including the treatment of lost property and unclaimed money. Overall, the decisions reflect a holistic approach to governance and community welfare.
Original Source: thepeninsulaqatar.com
