The Cabinet of Qatar, led by PM Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman, approved a draft law on lost property and unclaimed money while expressing support for Palestinian rights at the Cairo Summit. Key strategic plans for the Ministry of Justice and National Archives were also introduced, focusing on legal advancements and heritage preservation. Additionally, treaties regarding foreign worker employment and anti-money laundering efforts were ratified.
In a recent meeting chaired by Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs H. E. Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani, the Cabinet of Qatar expressed optimism regarding the outcomes of the Extraordinary Arab Summit held in Cairo. The Cabinet emphasized the importance of strengthening the Arab position against the displacement of Palestinian citizens and focused on efforts to resolve the ongoing conflict in the Gaza Strip, emphasizing the need for Palestinian rights and statehood.
Additionally, the Cabinet approved a draft law concerning lost property and unclaimed money, which has been referred to the Shura Council for further consideration. This legislation, prepared by the Ministry of Interior, aims to establish proper procedures for managing lost items, ensuring that they are returned to their rightful owners while encouraging finders to report such items.
The Cabinet also commended the newly inaugurated Ministry of Justice Strategy (2025-2030) designed to enhance judicial services and partnership within the legal sector. This strategic initiative aims to promote sustainable economic development and build human competencies within judiciary and legal professions.
Furthermore, a commendation was given for the first National Archives of Qatar Strategy (2025-2030), which focuses on preserving Qatar’s historical legacy and transforming archival materials into accessible resources. This strategy incorporates digitization and community outreach to maintain a living memory of the nation.
Additional topics discussed included the approval of a draft law related to ministers and a resolution concerning the protection of public electrical and water facilities. The Cabinet also ratified agreements regulating the employment of Sierra Leonean workers and promoting cooperation against economic crimes between Qatar and Uzbekistan. Reports on the participation of Qatari delegates in international economic forums were reviewed, reinforcing Qatar’s commitment to international cooperation.
The recent Cabinet meeting in Qatar addressed various significant legislative and strategic initiatives, including enhancements in the legal sector, protection of lost property, and international cooperation. The supportive stance regarding Palestine was reaffirmed, emphasizing the importance of a unified Arab approach. Overall, these decisions reflect Qatar’s dedication to legal advancements, economic development, and active participation in global affairs.
Original Source: thepeninsulaqatar.com
