(MENAFN - The Peninsula)
Doha: Visitors aged 60-year and above will be allowed to the Qatar National Library only if they have taken two doses of COVID-19 vaccine. The library allows visitors by appointments, but, only those between the age of 13 years and 60 years. Because your safety and the safety of our staff is our top priority, we are reopening with measures in place to help reduce the risk of COVID-19. These precautions are in line with the recommendations from the Qatar Ministry of Public Health and the World Health Organization, the Library said on its website. People over the age of 60 will be allowed into the Library only if at least one week has passed since they took their second dose of the vaccine, it added.
Doha: The Secretary-General of the Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy and Qatar 2022 Chairman Hassan Al Thawadi underlined that organising a huge sporting event of the size of the FIFA Club World Cup, in the midst of difficult circumstances of COVID-19 that the entire world is going through, would not have been possible without the continuous effort
Al Thawadi hails national capabilities for organising FIFA Club World Cup
13 Feb 2021 - 9:58
QNA
Doha: The Secretary-General of the Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy and Qatar 2022 Chairman Hassan Al Thawadi underlined that organising a huge sporting event of the size of the FIFA Club World Cup, in the midst of difficult circumstances of COVID-19 that the entire world is going through, would not have been possible without the continuous efforts, competence, resourcefulness of the national stakeholders.
Al Thawadi, said: “Delivering an event of this magnitude during the challenging times we’re all experiencing is an effort that relies on the continuous resilience and resourcefulness of all our national stakeholders.