The Cabinet of Qatar approved a draft law on lost property, praised strategic initiatives to enhance the legal sector and preserve national heritage, and reviewed key agreements and reports during its recent meeting. It expressed hope for strengthening Arab efforts in Palestinian matters following the Cairo Summit.
The Cabinet of Qatar convened under the leadership of Prime Minister H E Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani to review several crucial matters, including a draft law on lost property and unclaimed money. The Cabinet expressed positive aspirations regarding the outcomes of the recent Extraordinary Arab Summit in Cairo, emphasizing its hope to strengthen Arab opposition to the displacement of Palestinian citizens and efforts to support peace and rebuilding in the Gaza Strip.
During the meeting, the Cabinet praised the Ministry of Justice’s Strategy for 2025-2030. This strategic plan aims to enhance judicial services, foster partnerships within the legal sector, and promote sustainable development by investing in human capital in the judicial and legal fields. The approval of the first National Archives of Qatar Strategy for 2025-2030 was also commended, focusing on preserving historical documentation and fostering community awareness.
Among other decisions, the Cabinet approved a draft law concerning ministers and referred it to the Shura Council. Additionally, the draft law on lost property and unclaimed money, prepared by the Ministry of Interior, aims to promote procedures for handling these items effectively and responsibly. Implementation of preventive measures for public electrical and water facility protection was also agreed upon, reflecting compliance with Law No. (13) of 2024.
Moreover, the Cabinet approved agreements with Sierra Leone regarding workers’ employment regulation and established cooperation through a joint committee. Additionally, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was ratified for collaboration between Qatar’s Financial Information Unit and Uzbekistan’s Department for Combating Economic Crimes, targeting money laundering efforts. The Cabinet concluded by reviewing reports on Qatar’s participation in the Hajj Conference and the Oman-Qatar Economic Forum.
In summary, the Cabinet meeting highlighted several significant legislative actions, including the approval of a draft law on lost property and unclaimed money. Additionally, the commitment to strengthening Arab positions regarding Palestinian rights and revitalizing peace efforts in the region was reinforced. Strategic plans set forth by the Ministry of Justice and the National Archives aim to enhance Qatar’s legal framework and preserve its cultural legacy, demonstrating a comprehensive approach to governance and development.
Original Source: thepeninsulaqatar.com
