TIR system goes live in Qatar; to speed up supply chains
01 Jun 2021 - 15:58
QNA
Brussels: The International Road Transport Union (IRU) has officially announced the implementation of the TIR agreement for transit in the State of Qatar under the TIR system. With Qatar set to host a series of major international events in the coming years, including the 2022 FIFA World Cup, TIR will help speed up supply chains, ensuring the secure and timely delivery of goods to and from the state in the GCC region and worldwide.
TIR, the only global transit system, allows goods to be shipped from one country to another in sealed load compartments that are controlled by customs via a multilateral, mutually recognized and UN-backed system.
The NMoQ announced that it has signed an MoU with Microsoft to enhance the Museums' digital transformation plans and deliver state-of-the-art smart exhibits.
The National Museum of Qatar, part of Qatar Museums, has announced that it has signed an MoU with Microsoft to enhance the Museums digital-transformation plans and deliver state-of-the-art smart exhibits.
Qatar Ambassador to the French Republic HE Sheikh Ali bin Jassim Al-Thani inaugurated the Qatari pavilion participating in the MENART Fair for Modern and Contemporary Art, which aims to showcase the works of artists from the Middle East and Maghreb countries, and was organized at Cornette de Saint Cyr, Paris.
The National Museum of Qatar, part of Qatar Museums, today announced that it has signed an MOU with Microsoft to enhance the Museums digital-transformation plans and deliver state-of-the-art smart exhibits. The agreement will also help foster the development of a dedicated section that will collaborate with Microsoft’s AI digital center to enhance digital learning experiences for schools and families, using technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI).