Doha:The Shura Council convened its weekly session on Monday at the Tamim bin Hamad Hall, led by HE Speaker Hassan bin Abdullah Al Ghanim. During the session, the Council underscored its appreciation for the diplomatic engagements between Qatar and both France and Singapore.
According to Qatar News Agency, the Council acknowledged the significance of the recent discussions between HH the Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani and HE President Emmanuel Macron of France. Taking place during Macron's state visit to Doha, the talks highlighted the robust bilateral relations and strategic partnership between the two nations. The Shura Council emphasized the mutual commitment to advancing cooperation in sectors such as economy, investment, security, defense, education, and youth. Additionally, the Council stressed the importance of diplomatic solutions to regional tensions to enhance security and stability in West Asia and beyond.
The Council also welcomed the outcomes of the talks between HH the Amir and HE Prime Minister Lawrence Wong of Singapore. Recognizing the strength of Qatari-Singaporean relations, the Council noted the shared commitment to elevating these ties strategically to benefit both nations' peoples.
Furthermore, the Council highlighted the honor bestowed upon HH the Amir by the United States' Foreign Policy Association (FPA) for his influential role in international diplomacy and mediation. This recognition reflects Qatar's trusted status as an international mediator committed to resolving conflicts and promoting global peace through a foreign policy grounded in dialogue and international law.
In its proceedings, the Council approved the minutes of its previous meeting and discussed a proposal for enhancing parental care and family cohesion, referring it to the Social Affairs, Labour and Housing Committee for further study. Additionally, the Council reviewed reports on its members' involvement in the Arab Parliament and the Parliamentary Union of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Conference in 2026.