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First published in 1994, Marhaba Information Guide has grown from a 16-page booklet into a 450-plus-page guidebook offering visitors and residents a vast array of useful information, with sections including living in Qatar, education and sports, plus articles and special features covering items of local interest. Marhaba also contains detailed maps of the country, including of Doha, Al Wakra, Al Khor, and others. Updated and published three times a year, Marhaba Information Guide is widely distributed in Qatar by hotels, recreation clubs, and key corporates such as Qatar Petroleum, RasGas, Qatar Petrochemical Company, Qatar Fertiliser Company, Qatar Airways and Qatar Olympic Committee. The user-friendly guide is supplied to Qatari embassies worldwide, and is sold in bookshops, supermarkets and newsstands throughout the country. Source

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Penal and Correctional Institutions Department Announces Online Sale of Inmates’ Products via Sooum App

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By Patrisha Manzon-Barnole
| Marhaba Information Guide
The Penal and Correctional Institutions Department has announced that inmates’ products will now be available for purchase through the Ministry of Interior (MOI)’s Sooum app. The sale of the products is set to begin on Sunday, 14 June 2026. The initiative aims to expand access to items produced within correctional institutions by making them available through the digital platform. Check out Marhaba’s FREE e-Guides for everything you need to know about Qatar.
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Al Attiyah Foundation Weekly Energy Market Review | 13 June 2026

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By Sarah Palmer
| Marhaba Information Guide
Each week, Al Attiyah Foundation publishes its energy market review, bringing you the latest global news from the oil, gas and petrochemicals sector. Brent crude prices fell on Friday 12 June to their lowest levels since early March as traders grew more confident about an imminent peace agreement between the US and Iran. Brent crude futures settled at USD87.33, and US West Texas Intermediate crude (WTI) finished at USD84.88. For the week, Brent fell 6.2%, while WTI fell 6.3%.
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HE Dr Saud bin Abdullah Al Attiyah Appointed Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Al Attiyah Foundation

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By Sarah Palmer
| Marhaba Information Guide
The Abdullah Bin Hamad Al Attiyah International Foundation for Energy and Sustainable Development has announced the appointment of HE Dr Saud bin Abdullah Al Attiyah as Chairman of its Board of Trustees. HE Dr Saud is a distinguished government leader with more than 20 years of experience in economic policy, fiscal strategy, and public-private partnerships.
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Al Markhiya Gallery Presents ‘Lines of Belonging’ at Fire Station

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By Patrisha Manzon-Barnole
| Marhaba Information Guide
Al Markhiya Gallery at Fire Station: Artist in Residence, in collaboration with the Dalloul Artist Collective, recently announced the launch of an art exhibition titled ‘Lines of Belonging’, featuring Qatari artist Salman Al Malek and Lebanese artist Fawzi Baalbaki. The exhibition will open on Tuesday at 6:30 pm at Fire Station: Artist in Residence and will run until 16 August.
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Centara West Bay Hotel & Residences Doha Receives Multiple Prestigious Hospitality Awards

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By Ayen Molina
| Marhaba Information Guide
Centara West Bay Hotel & Residences Doha has announced that it has been recognised at the 2026 Haute Grandeur Global Excellence Awards, receiving multiple prestigious accolades that reaffirm its position as one of Qatar’s leading hospitality destinations.
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Back 2 Business Event Strengthens Networking Platform in Qatar

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By Charlotte Wright
| Marhaba Information Guide
The latest edition of the Back 2 Business networking event was held with strong participation from the international business and diplomatic community, reinforcing its position as one of Qatar’s longest-running business platforms. Organised by the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Qatar, in cooperation with the American, French, Spanish and German Chambers, as well as DBCQ and GBCQ, the event introduced a new Speed Networking format.
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Msheireb Museums Opens ‘Sawaed’ Contemporary Art Exhibition

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By Charlotte Wright
| Marhaba Information Guide
Msheireb Museums, in collaboration with Al Markhiya Gallery, has opened Sawaed, a contemporary art exhibition that explores the role of people in shaping development, progress and social change. Presented at Bin Jelmood House, the exhibition draws inspiration from the nearby Company House, which preserves the stories of the pioneers who contributed to the development of Qatar’s petroleum industry and broader national growth.
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What are we Leaving in our Ubers? Uber Reveals Qatar’s Most Unusual Lost Items

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By Charlotte Wright
| Marhaba Information Guide
Uber has released its 2026 Lost & Found Index, revealing a mix of everyday essentials and unexpected items left behind by riders across Qatar. The annual index highlights common trends in lost belongings, while also showcasing a selection of unusual items reported over the past year. Among the most unexpected were frozen food items, household objects and even a trophy.
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Hamad Port Rises to 8th Globally in Container Port Performance Index

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By Charlotte Wright
| Marhaba Information Guide
Hamad Port has advanced three places to rank eighth globally in the 2025 Container Port Performance Index (CPPI), according to the latest assessment by the World Bank and S&P Global Market Intelligence. The port also secured second place in the Gulf region, reflecting its continued growth as a key regional logistics hub.
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Qatar Chamber and Australian Qatari Business Association Explore Strengthening Economic Cooperation

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By Charlotte Wright
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The meeting was attended by Qatar Chamber Board Member Mohamed bin Ahmed Al Obaidli and Acting General Manager Ali Bu Sherbak Al Mansori, alongside AQBA Chairman Roderick Croes. Discussions focused on enhancing ties between the private sectors of Qatar and Australia, with both sides highlighting opportunities for collaboration across key sectors including education, healthcare, technology and banking.
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