Information Minister: Al-Jazeera channel harms Qatari citizens interests, breaches Al-Ula Summit principles 15 Mar 2021 Views: 799
Manama, Mar. 15 (BNA): Information Minister, Ali bin Mohammed Al-Romaihi, said that the TV programme broadcast by the Qatari Al-Jazeera channel is in disharmony with all the principles stipulated by Al-Ula Summit.
These principles, mentioned by the Qatari Foreign Minister after Al-Ula Summit, include non-interference in countries’ domestic affairs, security cooperation, respect for the sovereignty of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states and combating terrorism and extremist organisations, Al-Romaihi added.
In a statement to the Information Affairs Ministry’s News Centre, Al-Romaihi, stressed that all peoples of the region, including the Qatari citizens, have questioned the purpose and timing of this pogramme, which is a question that
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A young and aspiring Bahraini woman is all set to be the first person to start a Hebrew language academy in the kingdom.
Asma Alatwi is supposedly the first Bahraini who has a Bachelor of Arts degree in the Hebrew literature and language.
The 27-year-old graduated from Ain Shams University in Egypt in 2015.
She did her schooling at the Al-Iman School in Bahrain. It is here that her interest in the Judaism religion, its beliefs and the Jewish community, culture, lifestyle, traditions etc. began.
“Since 2009 my passion started off with curiosity, then turned into interest and finally to love! At the Al-Iman School, which is Islamic, we used to learn about prophetic biography which also includes a lot of stories about Prophet Mohamed (PBUH) with Jews. This knowledge motivated and inspired me to discover and learn more about Jewish by myself to satisfy my curiosity,” said Asma to the News of Bahrain.
Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain, UAE cut diplomatic ties with Qatar over terror funding ; Qatar calls decision a violation of its sovereignty
Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain, UAE cut diplomatic ties with Qatar over terror funding ; Qatar calls decision a violation of its sovereignty
Saudi Arabia, Egypt, UAE And Bahrain Cut Off Diplomatic Ties With Qatar Amid A Deepening Rift Between Gulf Arab Nations.
News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Arshi Aggarwal | Updated on: 05 Jun 2017, 12:44:46 PM
New Delhi:
Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Bahrain on Monday cut off diplomatic ties with Qatar amid a deepening rift between Gulf Arab nations.
The official state news agency, citing an official source, said Saudi Arabia had decided to sever diplomatic and consular relations with Qatar “proceeding from the exercise of its sovereign right guaranteed by international law and the protection of national security from the dangers of terrorism and extremism”.