09 May 2021 - 8:10
By Irfan Bukhari | The Peninsula
Doha: The Government Communications Office (GCO) has said that since 2008 Qatar has mediated many key regional and international issues.
“The State of Qatar continually contributes to diplomatic efforts to mediate between various factions, entities, and states in the interest of international peace and security, and has succeeded in restoring diplomatic relations between Somalia and Kenya,” the GCO said in a tweet.
It added in a motion graphic that through its mediation efforts to strengthen international peace and stability, Qatar succeeded in restoring diplomatic relations between Somalia and Kenya.
The graphic, shared with the tweet, reveals that since 2008, Qatar has mediated in more than 10 key regional and international issues.
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Slovenia Times
4. May, 2021
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Pahor served as prime minister when the act governing the STA was adopted, securing the agency’s editorial and financial independence.
When public service funding was suspended for the first time last year, he received STA director Bojan Veselinović and then talked on the phone with Uroš Urbanija, the head of the Government Communications Office (UKOM).
At the time he called on both sides to sort out issues that had led to the suspension of financing.
Slovenia Times
29. April, 2021
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“In the plan, Slovenia has defined development fields with relevant reforms and investments to help mitigate negative economic and social effects of the Covid-19 epidemic, and prepare the country for challenges of the green and digital transitions,” the Government Communications Office said in a press release on Wednesday.
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