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The Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy has explained the relevant procedures to be followed by international fans arriving for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 through the Abu Samra land border, from Tuesday until December 23.

Family & Friends accommodation service to be discontinued from Nov 1: SC

Saudi restaurant AlBaik to open five mobile restaurants in Qatar The famous Saudi fast food restaurant chain AlBaik announced today, October 25, 2022, that it will soon open five (5) mobile restaurants in Qatar....

Pakistani truck artists paint a mural in Doha ahead of FIFA World Cup 2022 - https://www.economy.pk/pakistani-truck-artists-paint-a-mural-in-doha-ahead-of-fifa-world-cup-2022/

World premiere of the PC210E at Komatsu to exhibit 20-ton class Proterra powered electric hydraulic for the first time. https://komatsu.eu/en/news/komatsu-to-exhibit-20-ton-class-proterra-powered-electric-hydraulic

The PC210E is powered by a lithium-ion battery system from U.S.-based Proterra (CEO: Gareth Joyce). Since January 2021, the two companies have been jointly developing electric medium-sized hydraulic excavators and have been conducting PoC (Proof of Concept) tests on advance research machines at customers' construction sites. The machine is scheduled to be introduced to the Japanese and European markets in FY2023.

Driving to Qatar from Abu Dhabi for World Cup to cost Dhs5,043 Driving to Qatar for the World Cup? The tournament hosts have announced a Dhs5,043 fee for international fans planning to drive their own cars.

A local Arabic daily quoted Saeed al-Kuwari, executive director of the Hayya platform, as saying on Al Kass channel that starting from November, entry to Qatar will be limited to those having Hayya Cards, except for residents and Qatari citizens, throughout the tournament. The rule applies to all visitors from all countries including non-resident GCC citizens.

Read More: https://www.gulf-times.com/story/722621/Residents-can-enter-exit-Qatar-during-World-Cup

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Qatar Chamber, Labour Ministry launch Labour Re-employment Platform for Private Sector Doha:The QatarChamber(QC), in cooperation with the Ministry of Labour (MoL), has launched the updated version of the Labour Re employment Platform for...

Saudi Arabia is planning to build the Mirror Line — two parallel skyscrapers that will stretch for 75 miles over varied terrain — at a cost of up to $1 trillion, or the entire GDP of Indonesia.

The Wall Street Journal reported details about the project on Saturday after obtaining confidential planning documents. The skyscrapers, which are set to have mirrored sides, will cut through mountains and desert, span all the way to the coast and into the water. Artist renderings of the project were published by The Journal.

The outlet reported the project is expected to cost up to $1 trillion, according to sources close to the project. It's intended to house 5 million people and feature a high-speed train running under the buildings, vertical farming, a sports stadium, and a yacht marina, according to The Journal.

The Mirror Line is part of plan for a linear community that was previously announced by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who directed officials to create something on the scale of the pyramids of Egypt.