Doha: Al-Raya newspaper highlighted the affirmation made by HE Speaker of the Shura Council Hassan bin Abdullah Al Ghanim, that the State of Qatar, under the leadership of HH the Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani, has made peace, security, and development cornerstones of its domestic and foreign policy. This stems from its belief that peace is not built on power but on justice and dialogue, and that true security can only be achieved when people feel dignity, safety, and fairness.
According to Qatar News Agency, speaking at the Inter-Parliamentary Speakers' Conference in Islamabad, HE Al Ghanim emphasized Qatar's approach rooted in justice and dialogue rather than power. Al-Raya concluded by stating that Qatar believes achieving security is inseparable from development and social justice. The nation's vision places the human being at the heart of development, viewing investment in education, health, empowerment, and comprehensive development as vital for peace and stability.
In another local matter, Al-Watan newspaper reported on the efforts of the Public Works Authority (Ashghal) in infrastructure projects across various areas of Qatar. New projects are being added, while others are expanded or integrated, according to urban planning requirements. This initiative aims to meet the growing needs and continuous development of the country, adhering to the highest international standards and relying on local Qatari sources for materials.
Two days ago, Ashghal announced the completion of the Road Improvement Works in the Northern Areas project. The project included the construction of roads in Umm Slal Mohammed and Bu Fesseela areas, roads leading to and surrounding Darb Al Saai, and the provision of roads serving the Naval Academy and resorts in Fuwairit area. Al-Watan praised these efforts for achieving high international standards and best practices in construction, quality management, and sustainable development.
The Peninsula newspaper focused on Qatar's integration of technological advancements across various sectors. Qatar has invested in initiatives like the Qatar Digital Academy to foster innovation and prepare the workforce for a digital economy. The Qatar Digital Government Strategy and e-government portal reflect a commitment to improving governance through technology.
AI presents challenges, such as bias and job displacement, but the most constructive path is balancing rapid adoption with governance and transparency. The newspaper concluded that AI's value lies in its capacity to amplify human potential, driving inclusive growth, smarter governance, and a sustainable future.