Qatar’s Cabinet Urges International Action on Gaza and Discusses Domestic Initiatives
The Cabinet of Qatar, led by Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed, condemned Israeli actions in Gaza and called for international community intervention. Highlighting the humanitarian crisis, the Cabinet emphasized a need for dialogue to implement ceasefire agreements, while also discussing bills to support innovation, property management, and international cooperation in various sectors.
During a recent Cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs H. E. Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani, the State of Qatar reaffirmed its condemnation of the renewed Israeli aggression in the Gaza Strip. Minister of Justice and Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs H. E. Ibrahim bin Ali Al Mohannadi declared that such actions challenge the international consensus supporting peace, particularly the ceasefire agreement. The Cabinet expressed concern that the ongoing occupation could escalate regional tensions further.
The Cabinet highlighted the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza, urging swift action from the international community to protect Palestinian civilians. Additionally, it emphasized the necessity of resuming dialogue to implement the ceasefire agreement fully, allowing humanitarian aid deliveries and establishing favorable conditions for reconstruction as outlined in the Gaza Reconstruction Plan established at the Arab Summit in Cairo on March 4, 2025.
The Cabinet discussed various agenda items, including the approval of a draft law to encourage innovation and scientific research among citizens. This law aims to foster creativity and align scientific inquiry with societal needs while supporting comprehensive development plans essential for progress and future aspirations.
Furthermore, the Cabinet approved a draft law pertaining to the Owners’ Association to regulate property management and facilitate the sharing of common areas by property owners. The legislation mandates unit owners in joint properties to form an association, promoting collective decision-making and helping to mitigate potential conflicts between owners.
Additionally, the Cabinet endorsed agreements with international organizations, including a contribution agreement between Qatar Fund for Development (QFFD) and UNICEF aimed at improving education, health, and sanitation in Cuba’s Pinar del Rio province for the year 2025. A similar agreement was approved with the International Labor Organization (ILO) to support its programs and budget. Also, a memorandum of understanding was established for political consultations between Qatar’s and Jamaica’s foreign ministries.
In concluding the meeting, the Cabinet reviewed various reports, including the work of the Coordination Committee at Hamad International Airport, contributions to the Global Labor Market Conference, and the signing of Qatar’s accession to the Integrated Industrial Partnership for Sustainable Economic Development. Relevant decisions were subsequently made based on these reports.
In summary, the State of Qatar’s Cabinet has called for urgent international intervention regarding the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, condemned ongoing Israeli aggression, and emphasized the need for resumed dialogue to ensure peace. The meeting also led to legislative initiatives promoting innovation and property management, as well as international agreements aimed at enhancing global cooperation in various sectors. The overall proceedings reflect Qatar’s commitment to addressing both domestic and international challenges.
Original Source: thepeninsulaqatar.com
