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Saudi eases travel ban for vaccinated citizens; over 300 vehicles cross into Qatar: Media

17 May 2021 - 12:30 A screen grab from AlEkhbariya TV video The Peninsula Online / Agencies Jeddah: Vaccinated Saudis will be allowed to leave the kingdom for the first time in more than a year on Monday as the country eases a ban on international travel aimed at containing the spread of the coronavirus and its new variants. According to a Saudi News Channel, 310 vehicles crossed into Qatar from 12:00 midnight until Monday morning, via the Salwa land port. The channel stated that all government agencies and departments at Salwa Port are working in full swing to facilitate transit procedures for travellers. They also said, quoting customs officials, that whoever received the two doses of the Corona vaccine must take travel insurance and a PCR test and on arrival in Qatar they will not be required to quarantine.

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Saudi eases travel ban for vaccinated citizens; over 300 vehicles cross into Qatar: Media

Saudi eases travel ban for vaccinated citizens; over 300 vehicles cross into Qatar: Media
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Trade between Saudi Arabia and Qatar to resume on February 14

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Qatar-GCC trade to rise in 2021 | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

The volume of trade between Qatar and the GCC is set to rise significantly this year, after reopening of Saudi border and normalisation of relations between Qatar and its neighbours. In the last three years, Qatar’s trade with the GCC included imports and exports with Oman and Kuwait only. But, with relations getting back to .

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Qatar-GCC trade to rise in 2021

10 Jan 2021 - 8:27 Sachin Kumar/ The Peninsula The volume of trade between Qatar and the GCC is set to rise significantly this year, after reopening of Saudi border and normalisation of relations between Qatar and its neighbours. In the last three years, Qatar’s trade with the GCC included imports and exports with Oman and Kuwait only. But, with relations getting back to normal, Qatar-GCC trade will also include imports and exports with Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates. This will have a major positive impact on trade between Qatar and the GCC. QNA reported yesterday that Saudi customs at Salwa Port has begun receiving arrivals from Qatar. As per the report, the Saudi customs, at Salwa border crossing with Qatar, began operations as the border port received a number of arrivals, coming from Qatar, completing all customs procedures, according to the health procedures followed in all ports.

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